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Old 05-09-20 | 03:08 AM
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3x10 Tiagra front mech compatibility

Hi peeps, just wondering if anyone has any ideas on front MTB mech compatibility with Tiagra 4703 STI shifter pull ratios
I have had an SLX derailleur modified so my SLX 22/30/40 cranks work with my STI shifter, but I'm wondering if theres a front mech that won't need mods.
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Old 05-09-20 | 11:31 AM
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Is your chainline 45-46 or 50?
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Is your chainline 45-46 or 50?
Chainline is 50mm
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Old 05-09-20 | 01:26 PM
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That could be an issue. Most road front derrailleurs ore designed for a 45-46 mm chainline. I'm assuming that your bottom bracket has external bearings. There is a thread about 9 spd crankset with the same problem. The discussion there is probably applicable to your question.
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