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front/rear mech compatibility

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  1. Hi all,

    I am currently looking to upgrade my front and rear mechs to something along the lines of Shimano LX (depending on prices/deals etc). The industry standar currently seems to be 9 speed setups, but I am running a 7 speed rear mech and 3 chain rings up front. Will the current 9 speed components be compatible with my 7 speed shifters, cassette, chainrings etc??? Shimano don't make their upper end components in 7 speed anymore, but I think it is still possible to LX and upwards in 8 speed. Any ideas??

    Cheers
    Dave

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    Hi all,

    I am currently looking to upgrade my front and rear mechs to something along the lines of Shimano
    LX (depending on prices/deals etc). The industry standar currently seems to be 9 speed setups, but
    I am running a 7 speed rear mech and 3 chain rings up front. Will the current 9 speed components
    be compatible with my 7 speed shifters, cassette, chainrings etc??? Shimano don't make their upper
    end components in 7 speed anymore, but I think it is still possible to LX and upwards in 8 speed.
    Any ideas??

    Mechs are compatible (except that road/MTB front are different). The indexing is all in the shifter,
    so the shifter has to match the cassette.

    Andrew

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