Hey not so sure about that incompatibility comment... I have the newest
version of Dura Ace 10spd bar end shifters, running a Deore long cage
derailleur with an 11-36 cassette in the back of my Atlantis. No issues at
all!
On Monday, April 6, 2015 at 9:07:35 AM UTC-5, Christian wrote:
Thanks.
Exactly. It's the shifters that count less so than the derailer. The XT M772,
with ten speed shifters, should work just fine with a 10 speed cassette. The
problems arise when one tries to shift a 10 speed Dynasys derailer with 10
speed road shifters, like the 10 speed Dura Ace bar ends. It
Yeah. It's a bummer the Dynasys won't work--and they are cheaper. I have one
on my mountain bike and it works quite well with compatible mtb shifters.
Christian
From my phone. Apologies for typos and brevity.
On Apr 7, 2015, at 3:39 PM, Mark Reimer marknrei...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah
Ah sorry, I mis-read, I thought it said no MTB derailleurs worked with road
shifters. I see now the discussion was specifically about the Dynasys.
On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 2:37 PM, Christian McMillen
christian.w.mcmil...@gmail.com wrote:
Exactly. It's the shifters that count less so than the
It's one of the few Shadow style derailers that comes from the factory
with a barrel adjuster on the derailer cable termination point.
Yeah, I hate that lack of barrel adjusters. I'm using an M772 on my KOM
(with 9-speed bar end shifters) and I had to add an inline cable adjuster
(no
It would be nice if someone would make some dynasys compatible bar-ends as
most of the newer higher end Shimano MTB derailers are dyna-sys.
The M592 that Rivendell carries is a good go-to derailer for now, but I
wonder how long they are going to keep making them.
I have used an M4000 Alivio on
The Gevenalle GX shifters and levers are approaching this. They use
microshifter bar end shifters mounted to Tektro ml520 levers. The shifters and
pods are not yet available on their own, just OEM. when they are they will be
the ones that will work with Dynasys.
Thanks. I was able to find an M772 from someone on the ibob list. Now I
will see if I can find some shifters before buying new.
On Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 10:33:57 PM UTC-4, Dave Johnston wrote:
Well the M772 is a good choice for either 9 or 10 spd bar ends or
other road shifters. I am
Well the M772 is a good choice for either 9 or 10 spd bar ends or
other road shifters. I am running a M772 Mid cage with 9spd barends
and it shifts flawlessly.
9spd is cheaper, more durable and friction is still an option on the
bar ends. I'm running it as a 42-29 double in front and 18spds seems
Thanks Dave. Iahd thought the M772 was 10 speed for some reason. I do know of
the unfortunate lack of compatability between 10 speed Dynasys MTB RDs but
perhaps was willing myself to believe the m772 was 10.
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Shimano 10 spd bar ends are no longer compatible with Shimano 10 spd Mtn
derailleurs.
You will want to find a 9spd rear derailleur. I think the 772 is actually a
9spd derailleur.
If your frame doesn't have adjusters I would recommend finding a R derail
that has an adjuster. Here is a pretty
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