DuraAce 7900 rear mech
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So will a DuraAce 7900 RD shift onto a 32t cassette? the specs say No, 28t max.
But has any one tried?
But has any one tried?
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Strange choice for a mountain bike
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chriskempton wrote:Strange choice for a mountain bike
not really.
Road mechs are often used in set ups with a single front ring like DH and 4X bikes as the spring in the road mechs is a bit stronger than the MTB version and the short cage is also good."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
chriskempton wrote:Strange choice for a mountain bike
Nope my DA7900 front mech is working a treat on my Spark
shifts far far better than any MTB mech ive ever used plus its 1/2 the weight of XTR, i do run a double up front 28t/42t.
just looking for the same peformance and light weight for the rear now0 -
Why not a XTR M971/972 GS? Only 20g heavier than the DA.0
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i all ready have a XTR M971 and 20g is 20g 0
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Get an 11-28 cassette and save more weight lol.0
