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  • Sram Force 10 Speed Rear Derailleur

    Crisp, clean, correct shifting, always: the most precise gear change in cycling is here with the SRAM Force Rear Derailleur.

    The SRAM Force Rear Derailleur takes advantage of Exact Actuation, an actuation ratio that delivers precise 3mm shifts in every gear along with the widest range of adjustment available, delivering the best 10 speed performance in the sport. The SRAM Force Rear Derailleur is crafted with cutting-edge materials, including a unidirectional carbon-fiber outer cage and a magnesium inner link, resulting in an impressively light 178g weight.

    - Exact Actuation means precise, even gear changes throughout the shifting range
    - Carbon-fiber outer cage and magnesium inner link provide strength and light weight
    - Speeds: 10
    - Material: Aluminum B-Knuckle, Magnesium Inner Link, Carbon/Aluminum Cage
    - Technology: Exact Actuation
    - Weight: 178g

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  • About Sram
  • About derailleurs rear
  • Rear Gear Selection Help Derailleur systems were designed and built as far back as the late 1800s. A French bicycle tourist, writer and cycling promoter Paul De Vivie, invented a two speed rear derailleur in 1905 which he used on forays into the Alps. In recent years Campagnolo and Shimano are the two main manufacturers of derailleurs, with Campagnolo only making road cycling derailleurs and Shimano making both road and offroad. American manufacturer SRAM has been an important third, specializing in derailleurs for mountain bikes, and in 2006 they introduced a drivetrain system for road bicycles.
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