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Roller1990
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Hi im looking for a rear mech but there are too many to choose from could someone help please
8 speed (7 chain rings build up gradually but my 1st gear is a bit of a step compared to the rest)
Usage will be trails/tarmac/road
Budget £30-£50
Cheers
8 speed (7 chain rings build up gradually but my 1st gear is a bit of a step compared to the rest)
Usage will be trails/tarmac/road
Budget £30-£50
Cheers
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one that is of the same make as the shifter and has the correct number of gears.8 speed (7 chain rings build up gradually but my 1st gear is a bit of a step compared to the rest)
what does this mean? not that it matters as the mech will still work,
makes no difference.Usage will be trails/tarmac/road
but it will need to be able to cope with the range of the gears see viewtopic.php?f=40073&t=12546123
that is for the buying advice section.Budget £30-£50"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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FTFY, although same make makes it easier to be sure...nicklouse wrote:one that is compatable with the shifter and has the correct number of gears.
Roller, currently running SRAM or Shimano? (or something else?)Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
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Shimano alvio or something my 8 speed mech snapped and currently running a shimano 7 speed mech
The gear leavers are shimano0 -
The rear mech was Shimano alvio or something my 8 speed mech snapped and currently running a shimano 7 speed mech these are only about £15 i was hoping for a more up market one if there is one
The gear leavers are shimano0 -
If it works I wouldn't worry - 7/8/9 all have the same shift distance.I don't do smileys.
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