Is this derailer compatible with Shamano RD-M771 Deor XT?
1826402
Are you asking if that derailer is compatible with the XT shifters? If the shifters and the derailer are the same number of shifts they will be compatible.
1826403
Yes as long as your gear count is the same. For example, if you have a 9-speed shifter and cassette you need a 9-speed derailleur. Same with 10-speed. If these match you are fine mixinh 771 and 772 component sets.
1826404
M771 is a top normal derailer which is a normal standard setup. M772 is a Low normal derailer which is reversed in terms of shifting. Whatever you do to shift gears push or turn it becomes reversed with the M772. I had a low normal(reversed) on my bike and I could never get used to it. Whenever I got in a crunch and wanted to upshift a bunch I ended up Downshifting instead or vice versa. Google low normal vs top normal.
1826405
Yes it is- However, the cage is a bit longer. This seller changed the price of this listing on me at the last minute- then sent me a bike light as compensation for the mess up. Bait-N-Switch seller.
1826406
Actually, I just re-read the Amazon ad refers to it as Low normal in the top and top normal at the bottom of the listing. Check with Shimano before buying.
1259599
I recomend to buy Shimano derailleur pulley. Sram is similar and may be they work but is not for sure.
464266
I use them on my 105 10 speed derailleur. There is a compatibility chart shimano put out. Bolt set here...
1310226
Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put... » Read More Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. « Show Less
1336077
Dave, I'm not absolutely sure, but since the amount of movement is determined by the drum size of the shifters AND the pull ratio of the M592 is 1-to-1, it most likely will. At the (relatively) low cost of the M592, I'd give it a try. Just so you know, the M592 is the "Shadow" design which means that the cable comes in a bit from the outside and there is no cable adjuster on the derailleur itself. If you want a conventional rear entry with an adjuster built in, you want an RD-M591.
1309964
I am not positive, but if you have a matching chainring set (examine sugino attachment confirguration) you should be fine. You shouldn't need to increase your chain length because it sounds like the largest rings are the same size, and the position of the chain and derailleur should stay the same.
255307
Unfortunately they don't put barrel adjusters on deraileurs anymore. SRAM started it and Shimano followed. You need an inline adjuster now...
1706955
yes it will work. Adjusting for perfect shifting was a little challenging. It is best to use Sram rear derailer and cassette with Sram shifters and vs.
859579
Affirmative: The XTR 10 Speed will Operate with this Shimano Deore XT 756 Hub.
1911043
The knob is interchangeable. As long as the thread count is correct. It's Cool shifter. Ratchet mode is killer when you have a 2300 stall converter or greater.
855333
I don't know for sure, but I think so. Take a chance. For myself, I checked as well as I could on the internet but didn't find a definite answer. In the end, I just counted the nubs/ridges whatever and made sure they matched. I may have measured the dimensions of the tool also. But, basically after doing as much as I could, I had to take a chance. And, luckily it fit. My rear derailleur says dura ace, and the front says shimano ultegra. Hope that helps.
1179474
I'm not certain on this one. It is designed for a 68 - 73 mm spindle and has spacers to suit this range. The best bet is to email Shimano and give them the EXACT model numbers. They are a fantastic crankset and you can really see the "pass down metalurgy and tech from previous gen. of XTR. Good luck!
876147
I personally put these on an 8 speed Sora rear derailleur and they work flawlessly. I think that as long as they have the same number of teeth as what was on the RD-m510, it should be fine. I do know that the RD-5700 105 Pulley Set will fit the RD-m510, the Ultegra and 105 systems share technology - the 105s are just a heavier version of the Ultegra.
2125720
NO! Absolutely not! This is a SRAM 1:1 pull ratio shifter that works with SRAM 1:1 ratio rear derailleurs NOT SHIMANO!!!!! It will work with a SRAM rear derailleur & a shimano cassette but NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND. Period.
136578
Hi, I'm sorry I'm not familiar with that deraileur. I would suggest checking the shimannnp website to see if they have a comatibility list. Good luck.
1633145
Yes it is compatible, it should work just fine. Mine didn't have a rev number either
1684817
Nope, I purchased these brifters for converting my 2009 Trek FX 7.5 into a road bike and they work great. There is some compatibility with the Deore front derailer line, but a quick front triple replacement worked out just well.