B baron von greenback Retro Guru Yesterday at 23:31 #1 How do you work out what size front derailleur you need do you just measure round the down tube and that's it or is it more complicated than that cheers
How do you work out what size front derailleur you need do you just measure round the down tube and that's it or is it more complicated than that cheers
bikeworkshop Old School Grand Master Yesterday at 23:49 #2 A few details: Tube dia: 28.6 (classic) 31.8 34.9 Large ring size: Mtn- 42 to 48 Road 52 Double, triple Cable pull - top or bottom Cable pull ratio, road, Mtn, Cable pull compatibility 789, 10, 11. I'm sure there's more In around 2010, shimano web ordering offered 140 varieties... It's dropping back now with the rise of 1x and the decline of triple.
A few details: Tube dia: 28.6 (classic) 31.8 34.9 Large ring size: Mtn- 42 to 48 Road 52 Double, triple Cable pull - top or bottom Cable pull ratio, road, Mtn, Cable pull compatibility 789, 10, 11. I'm sure there's more In around 2010, shimano web ordering offered 140 varieties... It's dropping back now with the rise of 1x and the decline of triple.
ishaw Gold Trader GT Fan Feedback View Today at 00:02 #3 I think the only details you missed were: High or low band (I believe it may be referred to as top or bottom swing). You also have direct mount variations and e-type. I think I've also seen side pull as well, whatever that is. I've seen talk and markings on front mechs relating to seat tube angle but I've never had an issue. It was simpler back in the day, I'm sure front mechs will make a comeback, after all, it's an extra component to sell, as are chain rings.
I think the only details you missed were: High or low band (I believe it may be referred to as top or bottom swing). You also have direct mount variations and e-type. I think I've also seen side pull as well, whatever that is. I've seen talk and markings on front mechs relating to seat tube angle but I've never had an issue. It was simpler back in the day, I'm sure front mechs will make a comeback, after all, it's an extra component to sell, as are chain rings.
B baron von greenback Retro Guru Today at 00:16 #4 It's for a Marin Indian fire trail triple crank top pull I want a xtrm900