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Hi, I need to replace the pulleys on a 9 speed Shimano XT rear derailleur and had a few questions: 1. Is there a difference between the 9 speed and 10 speed pulleys? Can I buy pulley set for a 10 speed and use it on my 9 speed? 2. Does the pulleys have to match? i.e. can I purchase an XTR version and put it on the XT version? 3. More @Wikipedia
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- Shimano Rear Derailleur Pulley replacement question.Hi, I need to replace the pulleys on a 9 speed Shimano XT rear derailleur and had a few questions: 1. Is there a difference between the 9 speed and 10 speed pulleys? Can I buy pulley set for a 10 speed and use it on my 9 speed? 2. Does the pulleys have to match? i.e. can I purchase an XTR version and put it on the XT version? 3.
- Single speed chainring: 34 vs 32t - SoCal Trail RidersGear ratios and gear inches are the same so there is no speed/distance advantage. The issue then becomes chain wrap and its relatedx wear and tear. BMXers use micro drive for the clearance it provides with street riding. Racers use standard drive. Pedal the two and you'll see the difference. Standard feels much smoother. Of course, micro is the ...
- Long-term bike review: Lenz MilkMoney - SoCal Trail RidersI've had my full-suspension, single-speed specific MilkMoney frame since August, so I figure I've put her through enough of her paces to give a semi-intelligent review of the bike. First off, I LOVE this freakin bike. That being said, it's a bike of compromises.
- Convert Shimano XTR M952 Cranks to Single Speed?gotta use the 4-bolt 104mm BCD chainring, just get a single-speed specific one (taller, wider, stronger teeth and unramped). btw, I was looking at the shimano website, and I don't see the m952 cranks. the closest is m951 deore cranks :shrug:
- Mounting speed sensors on fork... - SoCal Trail RidersAlways put this type of sensor on the front of the fork leg! With the sensor on the rear of the fork, if it gets slightly knocked inward, it could get hit by a the magnet or spokes, potentially destroying spokes and causing a crash.
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