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  1. my brothers got a lx deore rear mech lying around until he gets his new bike,im going to ask him if i could get it but i want to know if i was to fit it would i be best to get a new cassette,crankset and chain?

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by IKON
    my brothers got a lx deore rear mech lying around until he gets his new bike,im going to ask him if i could get it but i want to know if i was to fit it would i be best to get a new cassette,crankset and chain?

    ??????

  3. Are you talking about a deore mechanical disc brake?

  4. i think he's talking about a derailleur, maybe

  5. yes the lx deore rear derailleur.

  6. Oh, ok. You wouldnt need anything new unless its a different speed then your bike. If you have a 7 or 8 speed cassete and the deraileur is set up for a 9 you need anew wheelset and a new cogset.

  7. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Ghr7891
    Oh, ok. You wouldnt need anything new unless its a different speed then your bike. If you have a 7 or 8 speed cassete and the deraileur is set up for a 9 you need anew wheelset and a new cogset.

    Actually the gear range on the rear derr. is determined by the shifter. As long as a derr can cover the range from the smallest to largest cog it will work. Almost every shimano rear derraelleur is 7/8/9 speed compatible.

  8. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Ghr7891
    Oh, ok. You wouldnt need anything new unless its a different speed then your bike. If you have a 7 or 8 speed cassete and the deraileur is set up for a 9 you need anew wheelset and a new cogset.

    no, you wouldnt need a new wheelset

  9. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by IKON
    my brothers got a lx deore rear mech lying around until he gets his new bike,im going to ask him if i could get it but i want to know if i was to fit it would i be best to get a new cassette,crankset and chain?

    You wouldn't need to change anything

  10. but wont old parts on a new rear mech lower the life of the mech

  11. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by IKON
    but wont old parts on a new rear mech lower the life of the mech

    you're not hurtin' it any.

  12. well i got the lx deore mech on my bike because my ****ty shimano MEGARANGE snapped,then wen i put the deore on my [censored] chain snapped🙁

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