🚀 Ultimate Performance Unleashed with SRAM Force Rear Derailleur! Review

I have upgraded the Rival kit and noticed a noticeable improvement, you pay for what you get. Shifting is crisper, more precise and definitely less lag

I bought this SRAM Force to replace a broken SRAM Red, the original one, it's a bit heavier but more complex, it fixes it perfect and also works with the rest of the SRAM components Red, full set 10-speed

The product was an exact replacement however carbon fiber bikes use a derailleur hanger which was also broken. After receiving the derailleur, I found that I had to order a derailleur hanger for my Giant bike so I could install the derailleur. This delayed the repair by a few days. I wish there was a warning or related devices in the list.

This is my second Sram Force rear derailleur. The first one was so chewed up that I ended up having to replace it. Shifting is crisp and clean. The structure is solid and easy to maintain. One minor issue is that if you ever pedal backwards, it jams very easily. I know that should never happen. But I drive to Boston every day and sometimes you stop and your pedals aren't where you want them to be. So you usually go back half a turn to get it in the right spot. This is enough for the chain to…

I have a Moulton TSR-9 gravel bike. It came with a SRAM X5 Trigger 9-speed front derailleur and a SRAM X7 rear derailleur. I cut out a piece of wood that bent the original rear derailleur and since it's no longer available I decided to look for one that might work with my rear derailleur. This item seemed to fit the bill, it fits 9, 10 and 11 gears with the maximum 32 tooth size my bike has. After confirming this with my local Trek bike shop, I ordered the item and installed it on my bike. My…