I have a first gen Clem, bought as frame and built up in 2015. I don't
remember if I had issues installing the derailler at that time, and I
haven't removed it since. HOWEVER, tonight I had a bear of a time getting
the derailler back on and am worried I completely chewed up the threading.
It re
Is it cross threaded?
Did the derailer seat nice and square to the dropout.
Ray
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Wheels Manufacturing makes an insert for replacing stripped derailleur hanger
threads. Called a “Dropout Saver” or “Derailleur Hanger Saver”, it is widely
available, at about $22 for a pair. You drill out the damaged thread with a
15/32” bit, slip the flanged and threaded insert into the hole fr
If it's in there tight and straight I think you're ok. I've owned/fiddled with
a few of these frames and always find that hanger to be a bugger. I think the
paint is thick in there and you sure feel it screwing the derailer in, I've
scared myself a few times thinking I've done something wrong.