XTR rear mech ok to use with XT shifters???
jez_clarke
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Dudes....
anyone know if it's ok to wack on a new xtr rear mech with my current xt shifters...?
don't want to fork out the extra at this current time, although i will in the future if i can....
same question applies to the front..?
will xt cables be ok too? or xtr's...?
jez
The other thing i like to get my leg over in the morning
anyone know if it's ok to wack on a new xtr rear mech with my current xt shifters...?
don't want to fork out the extra at this current time, although i will in the future if i can....
same question applies to the front..?
will xt cables be ok too? or xtr's...?
jez
The other thing i like to get my leg over in the morning
bikes:
Trek 9.8
Specialized Langster
Specialised Tri_Cross Comp
Viner Magnifica
and a unicylcle
Trek 9.8
Specialized Langster
Specialised Tri_Cross Comp
Viner Magnifica
and a unicylcle
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yes no maybe.
part numbers please.
normal shift? rapid rise? do you want things to work the same?
nick
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ok my current rear mech is a M760 rapid rise
shifters are XT M750 rapid rise
I was looking at a XTR M970 rapid rise rear mech to replace
yes, i want it to work the same. I hope this is enough info....
my chainset is xtr, so will be upgrading the rear cassette and front mech at some point soon, probably along with the shifters when i have some more moneybikes:
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fine no probs.
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thanks mate.... the oracle delivers again :-)bikes:
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