Guides to do this are here
//www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=75
and for Shimano here
http://techdocs.shimano.com/media/techdocs/content/cycle/SI/SI_5JD0A_001/SI_5JD0A_001_En_v1_m56577569830616200.pdf
Indebted to Grahamharpin off Bikeradar forum who knocked up this easy to follow checklist
- Lift the bike so the pedals will drive the wheel
- Slacken off the cable tension, this will move the mech to the smallest chainring.
- Shift rear to largest sprocket
- Adjust lower stop screw so there is about 1 mm clearance between chain and front mech cage.
- Tighten cable again as far as it will go
- Shift to biggest chainring & smallest rear sprocket
- Adjust upper stop screw until the change up to the big chainring is easy and does not overshoot.
- Set rear sprocket to middle of the cassette
- Change down to lowest chainwheel, if the cable was really tight it probably will not change down so gradually relaase cable tension until it changes cleanly.
- Check change over both (or 3) chainrings.
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