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SRAM X7 10-Speed Rear Derailleur

2/5 (3 Reviews)

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MSRP : $86.00


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The 10-speed specific X7 rear derailleur works with SRAMs new 2x10 group. Experience smoother shifting, more efficient gearing, and better clearance (because ofThe missing large chainring) with a 2x10 drivetrain. Carbon pulley cage 1:1® actuation ratio & Direct RouteTechnology for lighter effort shifting Compatible only with SRAM 10sp Weight 239g approx (10 speed Carbon Long Cage)


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Overall Rating:3
Value Rating:3
Submitted by Marco Avila a Cross Country Rider

Date Reviewed: April 19, 2013

Strengths:    Good Shifting (Precise) , nice looking,

Weaknesses:    Need regular adjustment (Mechanics told me this is because I have 9SP Cassette/Shifters) , Ocassionaly Gost shifts

Bottom Line:   
Got this one along with the complete X7 3x10 group , and is quite precise, no complains until now, works well in all-weather conditions and in mountain/asphalt. It has resisted some abuse without any problem.

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Similar Products Used:   Shimano Acera

Bike Setup:   Serfas Xc3 , Marzocchi 44 LR 2012, SRAM x7 Drivetrain, Deore Hubs.
Overall Rating:1
Value Rating:1
Submitted by mudhen a Weekend Warrior

Date Reviewed: October 8, 2012

Strengths:    None...

Weaknesses:    Everything...

Bottom Line:   
Came with my 2013 Carve. Medium cheap plastic lower cage broke at the 90 day mark, 300 miles. Now I get to spend another $125 to get back on the road. Went with an X9, so maybe that will last longer than 90 days....

Overall Rating:2
Value Rating:3
Submitted by smirniotisice a All Mountain Rider

Date Reviewed: August 16, 2012

Strengths:    Its an inexpensive way to get into a 10 speed drive train.

Weaknesses:    Mounting bushing, swing arm, pivots, and most other things.

Bottom Line:   
Well I bought a short cage and it shattered into about 4 pieces when a stick hit it on a decent. Then a medium cage came on my giant trance x advance. It bent in about 2 months and I did not wreck. I also make sure not to lay my bike down on the derailleur side. The cage in this case is twisted and I don't know why. I've had x9 and x0 before and never had any problems but these have been nothing but trouble. If your not rough on bikes it might be ok but I like epic rides and this derailleur failed on a 40 mile ride.

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Favorite Trail:   Farlow Gap, Beehive or

Duration Product Used:   6 months combined

Purchased At:   The Path Tustin, Nor

Similar Products Used:   X9, shimano slx, shimano xt

Bike Setup:   Santa cruz driver 8, Boxxer r2c2, saint cranks, straightline chain guide, hope pro 2 hubs with fr600s and stroker aces : giant anthem X advance 29er stock
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