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Old 05-26-20, 03:55 AM
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Rear mech hangar extender

Hi could I get some thoughts on running a rear mech hanger extender, I'm going to build up my traditional road bike with an 11/38 , I have a medium cage so I might need to extend ..?
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The extender doesn't change the chain wrap capacity of the RD
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The extender doesn't change the chain wrap capacity of the RD
that's part I don't get ? I think my mech is for a 32 and I have a 38 i think ,🤔
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I'm sure the answer is coming. Then 15 replys on how they are wrong.
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Might want to ask this in the mechanics thread too.
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It should work fine if you have 50t chainring, & probably OK for 52t.

At worst a little slack in small/small position. Not a big gamble to try it for $20.

I use one for 11/34 & short cage RD.
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i have a 11-36 , and a sram rival mid cage !
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