SRAM Force Medium WiFli Derailleur Review

Works great and has allowed me to extend the life and range of the bike I have had for years. Paired with a 12-32 cassette, you can climb more with less energy.

Works great with cassettes up to 32 teeth. For a 10-speed cassette, Shimano does not offer a comparable 10-speed derailleur for road bikes. If you need a lower gear on your 10 speed cassette, this should be the selector. I have to suggest using it with Sram components, cassette and shifters.

In the hilly area where I live and being not at all fit the combination of a 50-34 crank and 11-32 cassette is a great combination. ! The combination of 50 front and 32 rear allows me to climb small hills without falling on the small front ring. 34 in front and 32 in rear allows me to slowly climb steep hills.

I've used it for 8K miles with no problems. I just added a cog to the derailleur hanger and installed a Sram 11/36 cassette and it works great with 50/34 chainrings. You must unscrew screw B almost all the way for it to work properly. Servo R3

This weekend I changed my shifter from SRAM Apex to SRAM Force. The Apex worked well, but I wanted something new for my bike and thought it would be a fairly inexpensive upgrade to my bike that could potentially have a marginally useful performance upgrade. I doubted how much difference it would make. I mean the shifter is just a very simple mechanical device. First impression: Pretty ugly color scheme on this device! My bike is anodized all black, which I don't know is something like gray with