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ShimanoDeore M592-SGS 9-Speed Long Cage Shadow Rear Derailleur
4.5
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- Low profile Shadow design features direct cable routing and a stronger guide spring
- Eliminates chainstay contact
- 32t minimum low gear for proper function
- Compatible with all Shimano 9-speed HG cassettes, 9-speed mountain shifters and 9-speed chains
Specifications
Cage Length
Long
Cassette Spacing
Shimano / SRAM 9
Chain Wrap Capacity
45t
Intended Use
Mountain
Largest Cog
36t
Rear Shifter Compatibility
Shimano 9-Speed
Tree Fort ID:
333222363367
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work with 9 speed 11-50t?
Will this work with 9 speed 11-50t?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The maximum cog size supported by the Shimano Deore RD-M592-SGS Rear Derailleur is 36t
The maximum cog size supported by the Shimano Deore RD-M592-SGS Rear Derailleur is 36t
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hi I am riding a road bike with DA 7900 Groupset, was thinking of chaining my rear cassette to 11-36t, will M592 match my shifter's pull ratio, my front is compact 50/34t. Thanks
Hi I am riding a road bike with DA 7900 Groupset, was thinking of chaining my rear cassette to 11-36t, will M592 match my shifter's pull ratio, my front is compact 50/34t. Thanks
A.
anwered by: isteinhoff
Of that older generation of 10sp DuraAce, it can normally mesh with the pull ratio on a 9sp rear derailleur. Obviously, just use a 10 speed cassette. But, it should be able to handle that cassette and a double (comapact) crank.
Of that older generation of 10sp DuraAce, it can normally mesh with the pull ratio on a 9sp rear derailleur. Obviously, just use a 10 speed cassette. But, it should be able to handle that cassette and a double (comapact) crank.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work with road integrated shifter/brakes, like the shimano 105's?
Will this work with road integrated shifter/brakes, like the shimano 105's?
A.
anwered by: canteau
The Shimano Deore RD-M592-SGS Rear Derailleur will work with older Shimano STI shifters for both 9 and 10-speed applications.
Shimano has changed the pull ratios on the newer series of levers and this derailleur would not be compatible.
The Shimano Deore RD-M592-SGS Rear Derailleur will work with older Shimano STI shifters for both 9 and 10-speed applications.
Shimano has changed the pull ratios on the newer series of levers and this derailleur would not be compatible.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does this work with 8 speed cassettes?
Does this work with 8 speed cassettes?
A.
anwered by: lin...@....edu
Not just "technically", but certainly. 8 speed and 9 speed cassettes are the same width, so there will be no difference in the limit screws. The cable actuation ratio is the same, so there is absolutely no difference in how the derailleur will shift as long as a properly indexed 9 speed shifter (or friction shifter) is used. 5-6-7-8-9 speed chains are alll the same size on the "inside", so there is no issue with the inside of the chain. The only possible point of conflict is that the pulley cages may be too small to fit an 8 speed chain. However, you may run a 9 speed chain on an 8 speed drivetrain and it will work fine 99.9% of the time. The slightly narrower 9 speed chain has a slightly increased chance of falling off of the front chainring, but in practice i
Not just "technically", but certainly. 8 speed and 9 speed cassettes are the same width, so there will be no difference in the limit screws. The cable actuation ratio is the same, so there is absolutely no difference in how the derailleur will shift as long as a properly indexed 9 speed shifter (or friction shifter) is used. 5-6-7-8-9 speed chains are alll the same size on the "inside", so there is no issue with the inside of the chain. The only possible point of conflict is that the pulley cages may be too small to fit an 8 speed chain. However, you may run a 9 speed chain on an 8 speed drivetrain and it will work fine 99.9% of the time. The slightly narrower 9 speed chain has a slightly increased chance of falling off of the front chainring, but in practice i
Customer Reviews
4
September 07, 2010
reviewed by: Greg88
Sure looks better in the pictures it is kinda cheap looking, the cage is stamped form sheet metal.
Seems to shift nice and smooth and tucks in close to the spokes to avoid hitting rocks etc
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