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changing components

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  1. I need your assistance.

    I have 1 trek 4300 with really bad quality components. As I'm started to ride my bike offroad more often (about 3 times a week 15 miles each), I think i need to improve the response on my bike.

    Actually I have Shimano Acera components, so I need to see if I can upgrade them (at least front and rear derailleurs). I'm thinking on Shimano XT or LX

    Can change these without chainging the all the other stuff? The bike is a 24 speed.

    Thanks for your help.

    AT

  2. You can certainly change your derailleurs. What type depends on what shifters you have, but guessing you have some form of older shimanos. LX would be a great upgrade for you. XT is very nice as well of course. You could find some shifters and/or derailleurs on ebay for a good price quite often. If it were me I would change the shifters and derailleurs and you would be sailing along smoothly. You could do all of that for under $100 if you go with LX and compare prices. Have fun.

    K.

  3. An upgrade is always a good thing. Also remember to replace your cables and housing, as this will give you the biggest performance boost for the least amount of money.

    -percious

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