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Help - derailleur capacity
I have a q on chain length/derailleur capacity on my 'bent, how much should
I expect it to handle? 57/39 on the front 11-32 on the back Deore XT long cage rear derailleur 105 FD, easily handles the 39-57 change. Should I be able to use 1-9 on both front rings? |
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Help - derailleur capacity
LSMike wrote:
: I have a q on chain length/derailleur capacity on my 'bent, how much should : I expect it to handle? : 57/39 on the front : 11-32 on the back : Deore XT long cage rear derailleur : 105 FD, easily handles the 39-57 change. : Should I be able to use 1-9 on both front rings? Probably, given that you have no chain line issues. Arthur -- Arthur Clune PGP/GPG Key: http://www.clune.org/pubkey.txt The struggle of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting - Milan Kundera |
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LSMike wrote:
I have a q on chain length/derailleur capacity on my 'bent, how much should I expect it to handle? 57/39 on the front 11-32 on the back Deore XT long cage rear derailleur 105 FD, easily handles the 39-57 change. Should I be able to use 1-9 on both front rings? Short answer: yes Longer answer: Shimano quote total capacity as 45T, you're using (57-39) + (32 - 11) = 39T, so no problems as long as you've got enough chain to get the big-big combo without tying the rear derailleur in knots. -- Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ Like Kant, it is my wish to create my own individual epistemology. But I also wish to find out what is for pudding. |
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LSMike wrote:
I have a q on chain length/derailleur capacity on my 'bent, how much should I expect it to handle? 57/39 on the front 11-32 on the back Deore XT long cage rear derailleur 105 FD, easily handles the 39-57 change. The capacity spec should be on the Shimano website(s); refer to model number marked on the derailleur. Have the chain no longer than needed for big-big (57x32) to get the most out of the rear mech. Should I be able to use 1-9 on both front rings? I understand you can with 'bents. ~PB |
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On 2005-08-15, Pete Biggs wrote:
LSMike wrote: I have a q on chain length/derailleur capacity on my 'bent, how much should I expect it to handle? 57/39 on the front 11-32 on the back Deore XT long cage rear derailleur 105 FD, easily handles the 39-57 change. The capacity spec should be on the Shimano website(s); refer to model number marked on the derailleur. Have the chain no longer than needed for big-big (57x32) to get the most out of the rear mech. Plus you can usually push Shimano mechs to handle an extra tooth if necessary. YMMV of course. Regards, -david |
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