Finally bought this beast (had a €100 city bike before). When on the large chainring and smallest sprocket on the cassette, the chain slightly rubs the front derailleur cage on the right side. I tried the barrel adjuster but couldn't find the H limit screw to move the cage slightly outward. Anyone know where it's located on the Shimano CUES FD-U6000? Appreciate any tips!
Edit: HEY EVERYONE, thank you so much for your help. I really couldn't imagine that they could be located in such a place.
Just tested it for the first time – it's a beast (my first road bike)!
by shmatochok
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Canyon’s endurance bike is called the **Endurace**.
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You can try to look inside or behind the derailleur. You will see the limit screws sticking out from the bottom somewhere. Then you can pinpoint their location.
Maybe its these two grub screws near the frame?
those are the 2 screws behind the black “spring” on the photo you shared. The L is the one sticking out more and the H is the one thats more screwed in
[https://si.shimano.com/en/pdfs/dm/RAFD012/DM-RAFD012-02-ENG.pdf](https://si.shimano.com/en/pdfs/dm/RAFD012/DM-RAFD012-02-ENG.pdf)
page 14 and further
You might want to watch this: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI2DxdHHIGk&list=PLv6MEY4xnaizBFQR_a6bY2Qwp1jXjuLX5&index=17](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI2DxdHHIGk&list=PLv6MEY4xnaizBFQR_a6bY2Qwp1jXjuLX5&index=17)
There are two screws. On that particular derailleur the left one is the L screw and the right one is the H screw. Depending on the cog combination some rubbing might be inevitable.
Pic 3, right above the chain is inscribed L and H right above that is the allen screw adjusters
I know this is off-topic, but that is a good looking crankset !
Bought the same bike and got my third ride in today, had the same problem and now when I look at the third picture and know what to look for … 🤦♂️ Great that there was already a post about it!