🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Performance with SHIMANO Deore RD-M592 Rear Derailleur Review

The lack of bike parts forced me to spend an extra $30 on this derailleur. I was a little sad until, after installing the Deore, it showed its quality and performance in precise shifting and functionality. Now that I know the difference in this upgrade I will always replace all entry level Shimano derailleurs with this one. There are "better" models. Until race or competition calls for it, you don't need a better Deore for your 7-9 speed shifter. Remember that the cable adjustment is not on the

After a lot of research I chose this derailleur to shift on a vintage MTB with a Shimano 6 speed cassette to which I installed a custom large 36 tooth rear gear. It replaced a 1988 Shimano M730 XT rear derailleur that could only shift to a 32-tooth gear. Fun Fact: The gear ratio of this 9 speed is the same as the older 6, 7 and 8 speed manuals. There are no compatibility issues as the indexing is in the shifter and not the rear derailleur. The only change I had to make from the old Shimano…

Attention 1X Transmission Fanatics! This is your blueberry! This switch saved my Monstercross build. Let's face it, most components available for a cross bike are far too fragile. You can no longer mix Shimano 10 speed mountain and road components due to different dyna-sys gear ratios. oooh With this I have solved the problem with the 1x10 transmission. I replaced the road wheels with several taller sealed bearing units. Most people find that a 9 speed rear gear will not work with a 10 speed…