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  1. 02-11-2010 #1
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    Rear Deraileur types

    Rapid rise vs Standard ?

    What is the difference ?
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    standard will have highest gear/smallest cog as its natural untensioned state and rapid rise will be the lowest gear/largest cog - in other words with no cable attached the standard will swing to the outside and the rapid rise will swing to the inside
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    What is better for a 9spd casette 11-34 ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by C.M.S
    What is better for a 9spd casette 11-34 ?
    Neither is better except in the sense of which way do you prefer your shifter/derailleur to function. Personally I prefer high normal (standard) vs low normal (rapid rise). What shifters are you going to use with the derailleur?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bikinfoolferlife
    Neither is better except in the sense of which way do you prefer your shifter/derailleur to function. Personally I prefer high normal (standard) vs low normal (rapid rise). What shifters are you going to use with the derailleur?

    Its on a bike i am building , got a 08 XTR 960 , And planing to get XT 9spd rapid fire shifters .. will that jive ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by C.M.S
    Its on a bike i am building , got a 08 XTR 960 , And planing to get XT 9spd rapid fire shifters .. will that jive ?
    They'll work fine together and it will be rapid rise...at least I believe so with that derailleur...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bikinfoolferlife
    They'll work fine together and it will be rapid rise...at least I believe so with that derailleur...

    I got the rapid rise derailleor few months back cause i was told that prevents chain derail/skipping .. so if that jives im all good .
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    Quote Originally Posted by C.M.S
    I got the rapid rise derailleor few months back cause i was told that prevents chain derail/skipping .. so if that jives im all good .
    The derailleur doesn't prevent chain derail/skipping just because it's rapid rise. Those are adjustment issues.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bikinfoolferlife
    The derailleur doesn't prevent chain derail/skipping just because it's rapid rise. Those are adjustment issues.

    I dont have a problem really getting a brand new 2010 XT vs the 08 960 XTR rapid rise i got ..DK, seems as though the rapid rise is going to be ass backwards from what im use to...
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    Quote Originally Posted by C.M.S
    seems as though the rapid rise is going to be ass backwards from what im use to...


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    Quote Originally Posted by C.M.S
    I dont have a problem really getting a brand new 2010 XT vs the 08 960 XTR rapid rise i got ..DK, seems as though the rapid rise is going to be ass backwards from what im use to...
    You already have the derailleur, the shifters work with either type, so give it a try. Quite a few like it, I don't.
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