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afullsodacan
a Cross Country Rider
from Orlando, FL, USDate Reviewed: February 21, 2012
Strengths: Precise shifting, quick, doesn't hesitate (unless horribly adjusted). LightweightWeaknesses: hex bolt that attaches it to the derailleur hanger seems a bit weak as the head of it is somewhat strippedBottom Line: This is by far the nicest derailleur I have ever owned. It came on a my Giant that I got on Craigslist for a REALLY good deal. It works great. It shifts smoothly, precisely, and quickly when adjusted properly. It shifts how I want it to when I want it to, nuff said. I hardly ever seem to have trouble with it throwing a chain or misshifting, unless I really take a hard hit. If you can dish out the cash (or luck out and get it on a bike as an added bonus like me) I would say definitely get it. You should not be disappointed. It shifts like a dream. I give it 4 chilis for value because it seems overly expensive, although, I guess it is worth it.
Favorite Trail: Carter Road, Lakeland, FL
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Purchased At: Craigslist
Similar Products Used: SRAM X4 derailleur
Bike Setup: 2005 Giant NRS C2, Fox Float 80 RL fork, Fox Float R, Avid Juicy 7's, Avid 160 rotors, rigged 2x9 drivetrain with bashguard, SRAM X0 rear derailleur, SRAM X7 shifters, Shimano Deore LX front derailleur, SRAM PG-980 cassette, Easton EA70 Monkeybar, FSA 110mm stem, Raceface Deus XC cranks, Crankbrothers Eggbeaters 1 pedals, Mavic 317 wheels, Kenda Nevegals 26x2.1
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