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[Closed] SRAM Type 2.1 clutch ... abit rubbish?

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Recently got a new (used) bike with a X1 rear mech & type 2.1 clutch, 2 dropped chains on the second ride,(never any dropped chains with previous shimano mech).Had a look at it this week to see if there were any issues, all looks fine but the clutch part of it doesnt exactly feel like its doing a great deal, well, not compaired to Shimano ones i previously used.
Am i right in thinking you cant strip / adjust it due to the pin thats pressed in by the T55 bolt?
Is this just how they are (first time SRAM owner) or is there a problem?

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Posted : 10/11/2016 8:07 pm
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How's the chainring? I've never dropped a chain on Sram as long as the ring isn't worn out past chain retention.


 
Posted : 10/11/2016 8:10 pm
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Both my main mtb bikes are sram 1-11 a never dropped a chain unless the chainring was knackered The epic does not have a front chain device of any sort. Have a look on pink bike there was a guide to fiddling with the clutch


 
Posted : 10/11/2016 8:35 pm
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Chain ring looks fine (SRAM X Sync), maybe i was just unlucky? I thought that with it not feeling as strong as my Shimano mech then that could be the cause. Ill give it a few more rides and see how it goes.
Couldnt find much info on the 2.1 clutch, 2.0 appears to be servicable / adjustable, 2.1 appears to have a pin pressed in ... not sure if thats to lock the internals or to lock the T55 bolt, dont really wanna bust anything forcing it off.

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Posted : 10/11/2016 9:03 pm
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Never dropped a chain on mine either, only problem I had with my 2.1 was the actual internal clutch spring had gone and it was replaced under warranty


 
Posted : 10/11/2016 9:14 pm

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