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Sorry for not writing instructions but that would be quite a big article and ~PB Peter Scandrett wrote: Sheldon also mentions the height and angle of the front derailleur. The
> Sorry that's a bit long and it may seem I'm asking for my hand to be
> held but I've had a look at http://www.sheldonbrown.com/ too and I'm
> just a bit unsure on how to fix this as I've tried to fix it by
> adjusting the stops as he recommends and just run out of movement on
> the arm thing as the frame gets in the way.
whole derailleur might need re-positioning. Get your LBS to do it if you're
not confident to experiment more yourself.
it's already been done - by Sheldon Brown, Shimano, Park Tools, etc.