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[Closed] Sram rear mtb deraileur 9 and 10 speed 1:1 actuation compatability?

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Probably done to death but all I can find is people discussing Shimano (which is easy to understand) or coming up with information about shimano when asked about sram (Shimano 9spd is 2:1, 10spd is 1.9(ish)), but Sram is 1:1

So if both Sram 9 and 10 speed are both 1:1 (cable moves 1 unit the jockey wheel moves sideways buy 1 unit) how are they incompatible? Just wondering as I have components for both which are of various quality and wondered about mix and matching to get the better components?


 
Posted : 16/01/2013 1:57 pm
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Cos none of them are really 1:1 (Shimano claim their 10-spd is this). One might be 1.5:1 and another will be 1.1:1, and so on. It might almost work, but never 100%.


 
Posted : 16/01/2013 2:06 pm
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So if both Sram 9 and 10 speed are both 1:1 (cable moves 1 unit the jockey wheel moves sideways buy 1 unit) how are they incompatible?
i guess it could not be the same '1' to the same '1' maybe?
ie 9spd could be 7mm move to 7mm cable and 10spd 6mm to 6mm.
just guessing. don't [i]aktchly[/i] know


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 12:47 pm
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jamiesilo is right, in essence the mech has unrestricted movement across a wide range, its the shifters on the bar which control the movement across the cassette, so cassette and shifter need to be compatible, not withstanding some hi-tec new mechs are intolerant of mix and match use.


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 1:38 pm
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No, SRAM 9s was 1:1, Sram 10s is slightly less than 1:1, shimano 9s was 1:2, shimano 10s is slightly less than 1:1.

Apparenly some XC racer have been running 10s SRAM shifter (gripshift specificaly) with Shimano 10 mechs as the ratio's are close enough.


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 1:42 pm
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No, SRAM 9s was 1:1, Sram 10s is slightly less than 1:1, shimano 9s was 1:2, shimano 10s is slightly less than 1:1.

Apparenly some XC racer have been running 10s SRAM shifter (gripshift specificaly) with Shimano 10 mechs as the ratio's are close enough.

This.

The Jameses are confuddled, I think, can't really work it out!


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 1:54 pm
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CBA to get into this now, some work together by happy coincidence others never will.


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 2:09 pm
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So just follow TINAS's guidance and you won't go wrong.

Although I'd take the 'SRAM 10 speed shifter/Shimano 10 speed mech' combo with a pinch of salt!


 
Posted : 17/01/2013 2:29 pm

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