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Shimano RD-M330 capacity

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  1. Hi all,
    I have a Shimano RD-M330 rear derailler on my bike (old Alivio model).
    Will it handle a 34t cog?

    Thanks,
    Federico

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    Hi all,
    I have a Shimano RD-M330 rear derailler on my bike (old Alivio model).
    Will it handle a 34t cog?

    Thanks,
    Federico

    RD-M330 is an Acera, not Alivio, but yes, 34T should work fine.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Hi all,
    I have a Shimano RD-M330 rear derailler on my bike (old Alivio model).
    Will it handle a 34t cog?

    Thanks,
    Federico


    So far this is the only thing I could find on it with full specs-
    http://www.niko-bikes.com/pdf/shimano/SI_EN/R610C_EN.PDF

    It's for the seven speed and lists total capacity as 39T, largest
    sprocket as 30T and smallest sprocket as 11T. Front chainwheel tooth
    difference is 20T.

    Checking the bikes listed as using this deraileur, none have anything
    bigger than 30T as the largest sprocket (that includes 8 speed bikes).

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