Shifter and Rear Der. Compatability?
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Shifter and Rear Der. Compatability?
So, I have a late 90's XTR Rear Derailleur that came on an 8-speed MTB. I'm looking to pick up a Bianchi Volpe, which has Tiagra STI 9-speed shifters. I'm wondering if the XTR rear derailleur will work with this setup or will provide problems?
If it won't work I'll just sell the STI and pickup Barcons.
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If it won't work I'll just sell the STI and pickup Barcons.
Thanks
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So, I have a late 90's XTR Rear Derailleur that came on an 8-speed MTB. I'm looking to pick up a Bianchi Volpe, which has Tiagra STI 9-speed shifters. I'm wondering if the XTR rear derailleur will work with this setup or will provide problems?
If it won't work I'll just sell the STI and pickup Barcons.
Thanks
If it won't work I'll just sell the STI and pickup Barcons.
Thanks
While the der/shifter setup will work nicely, don't expect really crisp shifting but it will be fine.
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So maybe it'd be just as well to leave the Tiagra rear der. on there?
I like the XTR for the range, and it seems, overall, like a better derailleur. It has aftermarket pulleys that are really nice, too. But if the Tiagra will work just as well....
I'm not in dire need of the range, either.
I like the XTR for the range, and it seems, overall, like a better derailleur. It has aftermarket pulleys that are really nice, too. But if the Tiagra will work just as well....
I'm not in dire need of the range, either.