ceramicspeed 107378 Oversized Pulley Wheel Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- Ceramicspeed
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ceramicspeed 107378 Oversized Pulley Wheel
Congratulations with your new
CeramicSpeed Oversized Pulley
Wheel System for SRAM mechanical
Personally, I want to thank you for joining the growing number of CeramicSpeed
users worldwide. The Oversized Pulley
Wheel System you have bought is developed and handmade
in Denmark and contains the unique CeramicSpeed Balls and components,
carefully chosen from high quality suppliers. This system is compatible with
mechanical SRAM Red, Force, Rival and Apex 10s and 11s groupsets.
Our aim, as the world’s best performing ceramic bearings and optimised racing
chains manufacturer, is to deliver products that contribute to your
performance as a rider. We are confident that you will love your new purchase.
To ensure the best lifetime and performance, it is important that your new
Oversized Pulley Wheel System is mounted and maintained correctly. Familiarise
yourself with the technical information supplied in this brochure. Should you
have any concerns or issues, please contact your local dealer or the technical
department at CeramicSpeed, at any time.
Happy and safe riding, and once again welcome to CeramicSpeed.
Best regards,
CeramicSpeed
Mounting Manual
Pos. Description
- Pulley wheel bolts
- Tower bolts
- Back cage plate
- Upper pulley
- Lower pulley
- Cage pivot
- Rotation stop screw
- Front cage plate
- Pulley wheel lubrication points
Tools required
For the installation of your new CeramicSpeed Oversized Pulley Wheel System for SRAM mechanical (henceforth referred to as OSPW System) you will need the following tools:
A. Chain Tool
B. Phillips screwdriver no. 1
C. Allen key (2.5 mm)
D. We recommend the use of torque tools in order to secure the right
torque when assembling the OSPW System
Mounting the CeramicSpeed Oversized
Pulley Wheel System for SRAM mechanical
To ensure the very best in riding performance it is vital that your new OSPW
System is mounted correctly. Follow these instructions to install your OSPW
System for SRAM mechanical groupsets:
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Begin with your bike mounted in a stand.
Shift to the lowest (smallest) cog and remove the rear wheel. Shift the derailleur to the largest (most open) gear setting for easier access. -
Using the proper chain tool, remove your chain. When completing the installation of the OSPW System you will need to
use a new, uncut chain. Note: it is not recommended to add links to a previously ridden chain. -
Press down on the pulley cage body to access the silver mounting screw on the bottom of the derailleur body. Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the silver mounting screw. Only half of the screw is threaded. Once the screw is about 1 cm out and the threads are not engaged, slide the screw the rest of the way out.
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Hold the cage carefully as there is still spring tension on the pulley cage. Gently pull the pulley cage away from the derailleur, allowing it to rotate in a clockwise manner to relase the spring tension. Once the cage is around 7 mm out, the rotation stop screw will be clear off the derailleur body and the cage will rotate forward until there is no spring tension. Complete removing the pulley cage, careful to not drop the pulley spring.
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Using a 2.5 mm Allen key, remove the silver rotation stop screw (7) from the OSPW cage (8). Set aside for installation later.
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Apply a small amount of grease onto the cage pivot (6) flange.
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Note the three spring tension settings on the OSPW cage: H (high), M (medium) and L (low). The L tension setting will reduce both chain tension and friction, but will also result in slightly compromised shifting performance. The H tension setting provides the best in shifting performance, yet it will increase friction performance slightly over the L and the M tension settings.
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Align the OSPW cage with the derailleur body. Select the spring tension setting desired and insert the end of the spring into the corresponding hole. Be careful to align the opposite end of the spring with the stop hole inside the derailleur.
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Insert the OSPW cage pivot (6) and tension spring into the derailleur body. The cage should sit flush against the derailleur body. Test the fit by rotating the OSPW cage counter clockwise and back forward. Using the original mounting silver screw (see step 3), press the screw into the derailleur body until you reach the threads. The OSPW cage is not secured in place yet.
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Install the original silver mounting screw using the Phillips screwdriver. Once a few threads are secured the OSPW cage should be secured in place. With the cage secured on the silver mounting screw, thread the screw in until tight. This is approximately 0,2 Nm.
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Pull the cage up and backwards (counter clockwise) to add spring tension. While holding the OSPW cage down against the spring tension, locate the rotation stop screw mounting hole. Mount the rotation stop screw (7) and tighten it to 0,3 Nm.
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Carefully allow the cage to rotate back until it rests on the rotation stop screw (7).
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Reinstall the rear wheel, carefully pull down on the OSPW cage to allow room for the cassette if necessary. Remove the rear derailleur and verify the alignment of the hanger both vertically and horizontally. Reinstall the rear derailleur.
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In the ‘small-small’ gear combination, add tension to the B limit screw (A) to allow clearance from the upper pulley (4) and the smallest cog. Be sure to check the low (B) and high (C) set screws. Now shift to the largest gear in the rear.
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If the clearance from the upper pulley (4) to the large cog is greater than 8 mm you need to remove a link of the chain and readjust the B limit in the ‘small-small’ combination. Once the upper pulley (4) is within 8 mm of the largest cog and does not rub the smallest cog you are at the correct chain length. Note that hanger alignment is crucial for gear shifting performance. We recommend that you use a derailleur hanger alignment gauge to secure the correct fitting of your OSPW System.
Maintenance
No set of rules can be made for how often your Oversized Pulley Wheels are to
be maintained. Maintenance frequency depends on the weather conditions that
you are riding in.
A worn chain will increase the wear on the pulley wheels significantly, so
make sure that you change your chain before it is completely worn out. Under
normal conditions, we recommend that you maintain the Oversized Pulley Wheels
when you have ridden under wet conditions, washed your bike or each time you
lubricate the chain. For normal maintenance, add a drop of oil into the
lubrication points (9) for optimal performance. You will find the lubrication
points on the back cage plate (3). Make sure to position the OSPW System
horizontally to ensure that the oil reaches the Oversized Pulley Wheel
bearings.
We recommend the use of CeramicSpeed Oil on the OSPW System. This can be
purchased from the CeramicSpeed dealers worldwide or from our webshop. Watch
our maintenance video on ceramicspeed.com in the Techlab section.
When travelling, your OSPW System will not fit in the bike travelling bag. We
recommend that you dismount the whole rear derailleur and pack it aside.
EXTENDED MAINTENANCE
Approximately once every half a year we recommend that you provide an extended
maintenance. In this case, you should dismount the Oversized Pulley Wheels
from the cage, remove the seals from both sides and clean all parts in a
shaker with degreaser. After cleaning, dry the components off, put two drops
of oil onto the CeramicSpeed Balls, place the seals back on and remount the
Oversized Pulley Wheels. When dismounting the cage plates, you will need a 2.5
mm Allen key for the pulley wheel bolts (1) and a 2 mm Allen key for the tower
bolts (2). To remount the screws, tighten the pulley wheel screws up to a max
torque of 1 Nm and the tower bolts up to 0.3 Nm. For this, a torque tool is
recommended. If you’re riding in wet and muddy conditions, we recommend you to
provide an extended maintenance more frequently and replace oil with All Round
Grease for a better protection.
References
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