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Sunrace 10 Speed 11-46T cassette rear derailleur compatibility
I would like to know:
What rear derailleur (RD) was the "Sunrace 10 Speed 11-46T" designed to work with.
Is there a compatibility chart ?
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I would like to know:
What rear derailleur (RD) was the "Sunrace 10 Speed 11-46T" designed to work with.
Is there a compatibility chart ?
cassette derailleur-rear
edited Jan 16 at 8:07
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I would like to know:
What rear derailleur (RD) was the "Sunrace 10 Speed 11-46T" designed to work with.
Is there a compatibility chart ?
cassette derailleur-rear
edited Jan 16 at 8:07
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I would like to know:
What rear derailleur (RD) was the "Sunrace 10 Speed 11-46T" designed to work with.
Is there a compatibility chart ?
cassette derailleur-rear
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Shimano 11 speed MTB rear derailleurs can officially handle up to 46 cogs and can be run with 10 speed trigger shifters since the pull and ratio are almost the same. I used to run RD-M9000/SL-M980 combo successfully. So you can use those with the cassette in question.
There's also Archer/XShifter electric cable drivers, these allow to run any RD given it can handle 46t cog, like RD-M9100 or SRAM XX1 Eagle.
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
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Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
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For the record.
I found this Sunrace RD catalog
http://www.sunrace.com/files/catalog/files/634/Specifications%20-%20Rear%20Derailleurs.pdf
On 2nd page there is 10-speed specs.
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
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Shimano 11 speed MTB rear derailleurs can officially handle up to 46 cogs and can be run with 10 speed trigger shifters since the pull and ratio are almost the same. I used to run RD-M9000/SL-M980 combo successfully. So you can use those with the cassette in question.
There's also Archer/XShifter electric cable drivers, these allow to run any RD given it can handle 46t cog, like RD-M9100 or SRAM XX1 Eagle.
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
add a comment |
Shimano 11 speed MTB rear derailleurs can officially handle up to 46 cogs and can be run with 10 speed trigger shifters since the pull and ratio are almost the same. I used to run RD-M9000/SL-M980 combo successfully. So you can use those with the cassette in question.
There's also Archer/XShifter electric cable drivers, these allow to run any RD given it can handle 46t cog, like RD-M9100 or SRAM XX1 Eagle.
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
add a comment |
Shimano 11 speed MTB rear derailleurs can officially handle up to 46 cogs and can be run with 10 speed trigger shifters since the pull and ratio are almost the same. I used to run RD-M9000/SL-M980 combo successfully. So you can use those with the cassette in question.
There's also Archer/XShifter electric cable drivers, these allow to run any RD given it can handle 46t cog, like RD-M9100 or SRAM XX1 Eagle.
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
Shimano 11 speed MTB rear derailleurs can officially handle up to 46 cogs and can be run with 10 speed trigger shifters since the pull and ratio are almost the same. I used to run RD-M9000/SL-M980 combo successfully. So you can use those with the cassette in question.
There's also Archer/XShifter electric cable drivers, these allow to run any RD given it can handle 46t cog, like RD-M9100 or SRAM XX1 Eagle.
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
edited Jan 16 at 13:53
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
answered Jan 16 at 8:17
Klaster_1Klaster_1
4,05311533
4,05311533
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
add a comment |
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
Thanks Klaster (that is useful) I read similar reports about the "RD-M9000", Also the RD-M8000 (also stating 11spd 46T max , capacity 45T if I remember correctly) But its user collected empirical data!.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 8:32
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
When companies started to manufacture range extender cogs, no RDs existed that officially supported 46t either. It was market following demand for wider range. Sunrace cassette is logical conclusion of 10s cassette with extender.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:20
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
But I still don't understand how a global company can sell an engineering product (hack-it-product) without its intended optimal application/environment.
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:31
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
Nothing says a company can't sell a hack-it-product. There's a market for hack-it-products. Not every company should be as retrograde as, say, Shimano.
– Klaster_1
Jan 16 at 9:38
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
1 I don't disagree at all .. .I actually like it., I love hacky products above anything else. I'm just disappointed of the lack documentation or guidance ...
– Dan
Jan 16 at 9:43
add a comment |
For the record.
I found this Sunrace RD catalog
http://www.sunrace.com/files/catalog/files/634/Specifications%20-%20Rear%20Derailleurs.pdf
On 2nd page there is 10-speed specs.
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
add a comment |
For the record.
I found this Sunrace RD catalog
http://www.sunrace.com/files/catalog/files/634/Specifications%20-%20Rear%20Derailleurs.pdf
On 2nd page there is 10-speed specs.
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
add a comment |
For the record.
I found this Sunrace RD catalog
http://www.sunrace.com/files/catalog/files/634/Specifications%20-%20Rear%20Derailleurs.pdf
On 2nd page there is 10-speed specs.
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
For the record.
I found this Sunrace RD catalog
http://www.sunrace.com/files/catalog/files/634/Specifications%20-%20Rear%20Derailleurs.pdf
On 2nd page there is 10-speed specs.
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
1485
answered Jan 16 at 9:41
DanDan
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