No, all rear derailleurs are not the same. There are many factors to consider when choosing a rear derailleur, such as the number of gears, the type of shifter, compatibility with the drivetrain, and personal preference.
Yes, you can use a 7 speed derailleur on an 8 speed cassette. The extra cog on the cassette does not require a different derailleur, so you can save yourself some money by reusing your old 7 speed derailleur. Just be sure to check that the derailleur can handle the wider range of gears on the 8 speed cassette.
Yes, you can use a mountain bike derailleur on a road bike, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, mountain bike derailleurs are designed for wider gear spacing than road bike derailleurs. This means that you may need to use a spacer on your road bike frame to properly position the mountain bike derailleur. Second, mountain bike derailleurs typically have longer cages than road bike derailleurs, which may cause the chain to rub on the frame when in the innermost or outermost gears. Finally, mountain bike derailleurs
Yes, you can use any shifter with Shimano derailleur, but there may be some compatibility issues. For example, Shimano derailleurs are not compatible with SRAM shifters.
5/5
Compatibility: Ultegra R8000 or 6800-series rear derailleurs
Recommended Use: road cycling
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years
$234
The first-generation Tiagra jockey wheels deteriorate and exhibit side-play. This causes sloppy shifting, which is frustrating because it causes the car to shift crisply up but not down, and vice versa when you make an adjustment. Because the sealed bearing on the Ultegra wheels allows for more precise alignment, All of my shifts are exact, quick, and dead-on after installation and a small modification to get the alignment correct. For not much money, a good improvement.
5/5
The Eagle AXS controller offers a unique wireless shifting experience with ergonomic touchpoints that are customizable to your preferences - you can choose what each button does through the AXS App
Includes the SRAM XX1 Eagle AXS rear derailleur with battery, Eagle controller with clamp, and charger and cord
The XX1 Eagle rear derailleur provides instantaneous shifting from a single touch, even under the heaviest of loads, and eatures a shorter cage that allows for 10mm more ground clearance and more chain wrap on the cassette
$234
There is no greater way to shift than this. extremely swift and fluid. The programmable shift paddles are awesome. My configuration allows me to shift three gears with a lengthy press. Additionally, you may programme it to move to the cassette's end on a long press. The capability of having different data points appear on my Garmin bike computer was a pleasant surprise. There are many more, but I have it configured to display the current gear and battery level. You can also set up an SRAM account and check how much time you spend in each gear during each ride. After 20 or so rides, or roughly 280 miles, the battery is still at the top bar.
5/5
fit many frame of KONA as described
fast shipment by Amazon
come with bolts
high strength aluminium alloy body
$234
We have a rare Liotto bicycle that was produced in Italy. When it was provided to us, the derailleur hanger was broken or missing. I was unable to find the part anywhere. Directly contacted Liotto, who informed me that they were the only location to purchase it because it was made specifically for their bike. $20 plus $40 for shipping After abandoning the project for a year, I made the decision to browse through every hanger on Amazon to choose one that appeared to be the closest, then just grind it down on a grinding-wheel till it fit. I've decided on this, and it's the PERFECT match out of the box! See the images below! Attachment fastener also performs admirably.I hope that anyone looking for help will find this review!
4.8/5
Cassette Range: 10 - 50t
Material: [cage] aluminum, [pulley, spring] steel
Cage Length: Long
Gearing: 12-speed
Pull Type: X-Actuation
$234
A Shimano XT long-throw clutch with a 1 X 11, 32-plate, and 11/50 cassette was installed. But I wanted to change it to Sram. The Sram 1 X 11 system is advised for cassettes with up to 42 teeth. Consequently, I used this tensor GX for 12 speeds along with an 11/50 cassette and an 11-speed GX pulsator. After properly adjusting the tensor's movement tops, it works well. after being verified using the cadena holgura tool, remains in place.
4.2/5
Silver Color, One Derailleur Hanger
Please check below for compatibility list
Comes with Bolt
Derailleur Hanger 94
$234
I have no idea why it became $14 all of a sudden. They must have thought, "Hell, we should be making more money on this stuff," encouraged by the five-star reviews. It's a shame. After receiving this, I had assumed I would need to purchase another one, but it has held up really well. Like many others, I assumed I would have to replace the entire derailer, but it turned out to be just this tiny component. The derailer isn't much more than this tiny piece of pot metal, which is kind of strange. Anyway, it's been working wonderfully for 6 months and has outlasted the original. Good fortune!
3.6/5
High-strength aluminum alloy material,CNC machined, Lightweight and Durable
One-year quality guarantee and if you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase,you may return and get full refund
Material: main body-6061 aluminum, bolt- 7075 aluminum
$234
Utilized this to increase the cassette compatibility of a 10 speed Campy Chorus RD, which was said to have a maximum cog capacity of 26. The largest cog is no longer rubbed or rolled by the pulley wheels. I double-checked the placement of my hangers and they are perfectly straight. Although the threads appear to be a little sensitive, everything is installed without issue. I may need to clean them up with a 1.25 TPI M12 thread chaser. An affordable replacement for the Wolf Tooth Roadlink; if necessary, I'll provide an update on its long-term durability.
3/5
The upper end of the tail hook is connected with the frame, and the lower end is connected with the rear dial of the transmission.
Package Content:2 x Bike Derailleur Hanger, Some Installation Parts
Made of aluminum alloy material, durable, firm, sturdy and corrosion resistance.
Universal fit for most of bike, cyclocrossbike, hybrid bike, mountain bike, road racing bike, etc.
Dimension:69 x 34 x 8mm/2.72" x 1.34" x 0.31"(L*W*H);Thread Diameter:9mm/0.35"
$234
The delivery was really prompt, and the items fit the bicycle perfectly.
No, all rear derailleurs do not fit all bikes. Each bike has its own specific rear derailleur that is designed to fit that bike.
To identify your Shimano rear derailleur, first locate the model number on the back of the derailleur. The model number will be stamped into the metal and will be followed by a letter. The letter will correspond to the year the derailleur was manufactured. Once you have located the model number, you can use the Shimano derailleur compatibility chart to identify the derailleur. The chart will list the model number and the years it was manufactured. If you are still having trouble identifying your derailleur, you can contact Shimano customer service
If you're unsure whether your rear derailleur is GS or SS, the easiest way to tell is by the length of the cage. GS derailleurs have a longer cage than SS derailleurs, which is necessary to accommodate the larger cassette sprockets found on MTB bikes.
If your bike is shifting gears poorly, or if the chain is falling off the gears frequently, it's a good indication that your rear derailleur is worn out. You can also visually inspect the derailleur for wear. Look for any damage to the teeth on the derailleur cage, or any cracks or bends in the derailleur itself. If you see any of these signs of wear, it's time to replace your rear derailleur.
There are a few factors to consider when purchasing a derailleur. The first is the number of gears on your bike. Derailleurs are designed for specific gear ranges, so you'll need to know how many gears your bike has before you can purchase the correct derailleur. The second factor is the size of your bike's wheels. Derailleurs are also designed for specific wheel sizes, so you'll need to know the size of your bike's wheels before purchasing the correct derailleur. The third factor is the type of bike you have. Derailleurs
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