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Quick question. I see the RD-511 listed on Shimano's web site as
"top-normal" which I assume means high normal. Is the RD-M510 a high
normal real derailleur also? I want to use it on a road bike and shift
it with a 105 STI shifter.
Thanks in advance,
Tom
m510's are high normal. also, low normal derailers use the same other
components as high normal. using a mtb derailer on your road bike,
however, will make the whole thing catch on fire.
On 10 Feb 2006 02:19:00 -0800, "Nate Knutson" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:m510's are high normal. also, low normal derailers use the same other
components as high normal. using a mtb derailer on your road bike,
however, will make the whole thing catch on fire.
Due to the atmospheric friction from excessive forward speed? Or due
to the combined withering glares of the purists?
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Nate Knutson said:m510's are high normal. also, low normal derailers use the same other
components as high normal. using a mtb derailer on your road bike,
however, will make the whole thing catch on fire.
Thanks. Fortunately the bike is made of flame retardant material.
Tom
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