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Shimano RD-M971 XTR Rear Derailleur Features Direct routing reduces the risk of snagging Stronger return spring for more crisp shifting feeling Bracket axle keeps the derailleur body from contacting the chainstay. Narrow profile Titanium upper pivot bolt Teflon-coated parallelogram pivot bushings adjustable pulley cage tension and sealed-bearing pulleys Largest Cog: 34 teeth Chain Wrap Capacity: 33 teeth Derailleur Action: Top-Normal (Traditional) Color: Silver/Gray Weight: 197.0 g
nathan heyns
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09.14.11 |
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great derailleur along with the rest of the groupset, and more affordable than the sram equivelent
Christopher Daigle
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06.16.11 |
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i had this deraileur on the first bike i bought. very smoooth shifting easy to maintain. and will last a very long time if kept clean and oiled. great when used with any of the xtr shifters, i even used a sram trigger shifter for a while and it was still hella smooth. highly reccomend.
Sina Soleimany
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12.04.10 |
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What is a better derailleur for DH or are they both pretty unison in comparison?
Rob Graham
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12.04.10 |
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Well it all depends on your personal preference but I would have to say that SRAM has the better technology.
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