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Does anyone know the difference between the RD-M750 XT rear derailleur and the newer RD-M760. Both
seem to be available right now with the 760 costing more. I bent my LX(darn branches) and was
looking to upgrade. Comments on LX vs XT are also appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
smilin-<< Does anyone know the difference between the RD-M750 XT rear derailleur and the newer RD-
M760. >><BR><BR>
Is the '760 'rapid rise'?((backfire plus ala XTR?)
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Quoted message said:Does anyone know the difference between the RD-M750 XT rear derailleur and the newer RD-M760. Both
seem to be available right now with the 760 costing more. I bent my LX(darn branches) and was
looking to upgrade. Comments on LX vs XT are also appreciated.Thanks,
Chris
I believe the new 760 is designed for the new twistgrip brake/changer I don't know if it's
compatible with the older shifters.
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Quoted message said:smilin-<< Does anyone know the difference between the RD-M750 XT rear derailleur and the newer RD-
M760. >><BR><BR>Is the '760 'rapid rise'?((backfire plus ala XTR?)
Googled "RD-M760", got: bike.shimano.comcomponenttemplate.aspOpen ↗
SGS
It's "low-normal", aka Rapid Rise. Otherwise it's completely interchangeable with the M750.
Jeff
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