Shimano Saint Gs Rear Derailleur
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KonaStinkyLover
(May 22, 2010 at 6:50)
Konastinkylover recommends this becuase it has a low profile design, and shifts very nicely. Tucks away so its not it harm of hitting rocks. Pretty resonably priced, and goes well with the other saint components so your bike matchs and looks bitch'n.
The toughest rear mech on the market!
Perfectly suited to DH, FR, AM and Enduro riding, with exellent quality in the design and a great shift to prove it.
A must have if you like trail smashing!
Perfectly suited to DH, FR, AM and Enduro riding, with exellent quality in the design and a great shift to prove it.
A must have if you like trail smashing!
Sharp, Crisp and well designed for the price is well recommended over the SRAM X.0 all day. Plus its took the dog bits on your bike.
i run this derailer and love it.
pros.sweet design,very strong withstands knocks and bumps,shifts smooth. worth every penny
cons: none yet
pros.sweet design,very strong withstands knocks and bumps,shifts smooth. worth every penny
cons: none yet
Best rear mech I've ever used. Not a single problem with it, looks good and is literally a bolt on and ride off job to fit.
Shimano Saint Gs Rear Derailleur
(MSRP $185.25)
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SHORT CAGE: The low-profile design of the Shimano Shadow rear derailleur tucks in to the dropout area to escape contact with rocks and branches that can ruin a ride in a matter of seconds.
Specifications Compare to other Derailleurs
| Release Date | 2009 | |
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| Price | $185 | |
| Weight | 250 g | |
| Actuation Ratio | 2.1:1 |
Actuation Ratio - is typically seen in shifters and derailleurs. SRAM primarily uses 1:1 ratio while Shimano primarily uses 2:1. It is imperative that riders check to make sure that their shifters and derailleurs are compatible with one another. If they are not compatible, they will not work.
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| Speeds | 9 | |
| Front or Rear | Rear |