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I installed a Sram X Generation front derailler and
tested it out. Intalling was a little hard due to frame Proflex 856.
Easy to tune,matched to a Sram 9.0 Halfpipe Gripshifter. Its
stong,stiff.and smooth shifting.It will fit most seatstay tubes from
26 to 34 mm so one size fits all. Good price $29 and change with tax at
LBS. Or you can get one on line for around 30 buck plus shipping. Most
of your on line stores have them. And they seem to be a hot potato and
long time coming. I'll be getting another to go along with a full Sram
drivetain on my GT LTS.

I need to put one of those SRAM front derrs on my red bike. Already got a
rear Sram, and it is farrrrr better than the xt's and lx's I've had in the
past.

paladin

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I installed a Sram X Generation front derailler and
tested it out. Intalling was a little hard due to frame Proflex 856.
Easy to tune,matched to a Sram 9.0 Halfpipe Gripshifter. Its
stong,stiff.and smooth shifting.It will fit most seatstay tubes from
26 to 34 mm so one size fits all. Good price $29 and change with tax at
LBS. Or you can get one on line for around 30 buck plus shipping. Most
of your on line stores have them. And they seem to be a hot potato and
long time coming. I'll be getting another to go along with a full Sram
drivetain on my GT LTS.

I need to put one of those SRAM front derrs on my red bike. Already got a
rear Sram, and it is farrrrr better than the xt's and lx's I've had in the
past.

paladin

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I installed a Sram X Generation front derailler and
tested it out. Intalling was a little hard due to frame Proflex 856.

dude, is it just me or do you buy a new derailleur and test it out each
week? :-) either that you have as many bikes as I have fingers.

anyway, doesn't matter you're the Sram king! sounds like nice handywork.

have fun w/ it
bri

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Quoted message said:

I installed a Sram X Generation front derailler and
tested it out. Intalling was a little hard due to frame Proflex 856.
Easy to tune,matched to a Sram 9.0 Halfpipe Gripshifter. Its
stong,stiff.and smooth shifting.It will fit most seatstay tubes from
26 to 34 mm so one size fits all. Good price $29 and change with tax at
LBS. Or you can get one on line for around 30 buck plus shipping. Most
of your on line stores have them. And they seem to be a hot potato and
long time coming. I'll be getting another to go along with a full Sram
drivetain on my GT LTS.

Three weeks of using my SRAM XO on the Racer-X and I am hooked. I just
ordered X.9 shifters and rear for the ID. I don't think the XO would
take hard punishment.

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It replaced a XT FDM 737. No I don't buy one every
week. But with 8 bikes it may seem that way.

I was in the LBS picking up some 1 in star nuts and
cable ferules. Well I was looking over Sram 3.0 front derailleurs on a
few hybred Treks. Nice thing for roadies or urban riders.