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Deore Crank

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  1. Hi i was wondering if deore cranks are 8 speed, IG compatible as im thinking of uprading my current alivio crank to lose some weight. i currently have an XT cassette, XT IG chain, SRAM 7.0 rear and front mech and i was just wondering if the deore crank would fit into this setup ok??

    Any help would be great

  2. My understanding is that Deore comes in both 8 and 9 speed. When you buy them, make sure to see if they are 8 speed. The vendor shoudl specify that.

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    -GWHunt

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  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by c3ham
    Hi i was wondering if deore cranks are 8 speed, IG compatible as im thinking of uprading my current alivio crank to lose some weight. i currently have an XT cassette, XT IG chain, SRAM 7.0 rear and front mech and i was just wondering if the deore crank would fit into this setup ok??

    Any help would be great

    Unless someone has old stock you will likely find them in 9 speed only. You CAN use a 9 speed crankset with everything else in your drivetrain being 8 speed. It won't work the other way, but you aren't trying to do that so-no worries! Your new set-up will be great and you'll like the cranks. Ride well and happy holidays.

    K.

  4. The latest deore models are 9 speed.

  5. Quoted post said:

    You CAN use a 9 speed crankset with everything else in your drivetrain being 8 speed.

    You'll likely need a 9-speed chain, but see how it goes with the 8-speed one first.

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