Reasons Why the Front Derailleur Cannot Shift to the Larger Chainring
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The following are the reasons why the front derailleur cannot shift to the larger chainring: 1. The limit screw is too tight. Adjust the limit screw on the front derailleur, loosen or tighten it appropriately. 2. Loose headset. Loosen the two rear screws slightly, then tighten the center screw on the stem top cap inward a bit. Below is an introduction to the functions of the transmission: 1. Achieving gear shifting and torque variation. The engines used in cars have the characteristics of a small torque variation range and high rotational speed, which do not match the actual driving conditions of the vehicle. If the engine is directly connected to the drive axle without a transmission, the engine's small torque cannot overcome the driving resistance of the car. 2. Enabling reverse driving. The engine's rotation direction, viewed from front to back, is clockwise and cannot be changed. The transmission allows the car to drive in reverse.