Shimano XT M771 9 Speed Rear Mech

Shimano XT M771 9 Speed Rear Mech

Shimano XT M771 9-Speed Rear Derailleur XT wide link design rear derailleur, offering serious shifting performance for serious mountain bikers. Double servo-panta mechanism: Smooth and precise chain movement to the aimed gear allows for comfortable shifting. Features: Proven Shimano precision shifting Smooth operation Simple cable routing (straight pull) 30g lighter than previous model All-alloy construction leads to lower weight without compromising strength and durability Four fluorine-coated link pinbushings make this one of the slickest shifting derailleurs on the trails High rigidity wide outer link braces the pulley body to increase pivot joint rigidity Mega9 compatible for use with 9-speed drivetrains Durable sealed bearing tension pulley for low friction and smooth running of the drivetrain Top normal spring uses the spring to select higher gears, best suited to use with Rapidfire shifters Can be combined with Dual Control levers Rubber bumper reduces noise when used on non-conventional frame designs Specifications: Series: Deore XT Pulley Cage: GS/SGS Speeds: 9 Spring Type: Top-Normal Max Front: Difference 22T Total Capacity: 33T/45T Max Rear Sprocket: 34T Min. Rear Sprocket: 11T Direct Attachment: Yes Fluoric Coated Link Bushings: 4Weight: 239g SGS A 2 year warranty is offered with all Shimano products from Chain Reaction Cycles (3 years on Dura-Ace and XTR products) Buy Shimano Components from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World’s Largest Online Bike Store.

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