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Date: 24 Oct 2007 22:26:42
From: Stephen Greenwood
Subject: Rear derailleur compatibility
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Shimano part RD-M510 (Deore, from a year or two ago) is rated for 8-
and 9-speed use. I plan to use it on a Shimano 7-speed system with the
SRAM PC-58 chains that I use on my other bikes, and from what I've
read, I don't foresee a problem. Does anyone know that it won't work?
Thank you.
Stephen Greenwood
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Date: 25 Oct 2007 08:48:55
From: Stephen Greenwood
Subject: Re: Rear derailleur compatibility
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On Oct 25, 3:29 am, "Nigel Cliffe" <m...@privacy.net > wrote:
> Stephen Greenwood wrote:
> > Shimano part RD-M510 (Deore, from a year or two ago) is rated for 8-
> > and 9-speed use. I plan to use it on a Shimano 7-speed system with the
> > SRAM PC-58 chains that I use on my other bikes, and from what I've
> > read, I don't foresee a problem. Does anyone know that it won't work?
> > Thank you.
>
> Should be fine. I run an "officially" 9-speed Shimano low-end rear
> derailleur on my hack bike, which has a 7-speed screw-on block, and old
> cheap Shimano Alivio 7-speed trigger shifter. SRAM PC-48 (or could be a 58)
> chain.
>
> - Nigel
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> --
> Nigel Cliffe,
> Webmaster athttp://www.2mm.org.uk/
Thanks, Nigel. Turns out I also use an Alivio 7-speed shifter (1993
vintage) on my snow-bike, so it should work well. Thanks for putting
this to bed.
Stephen Greenwood
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Date: 25 Oct 2007 10:29:22
From: Nigel Cliffe
Subject: Re: Rear derailleur compatibility
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Stephen Greenwood wrote:
> Shimano part RD-M510 (Deore, from a year or two ago) is rated for 8-
> and 9-speed use. I plan to use it on a Shimano 7-speed system with the
> SRAM PC-58 chains that I use on my other bikes, and from what I've
> read, I don't foresee a problem. Does anyone know that it won't work?
> Thank you.
Should be fine. I run an "officially" 9-speed Shimano low-end rear
derailleur on my hack bike, which has a 7-speed screw-on block, and old
cheap Shimano Alivio 7-speed trigger shifter. SRAM PC-48 (or could be a 58)
chain.
- Nigel
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Nigel Cliffe,
Webmaster at http://www.2mm.org.uk/
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