Do you know if these will work with 9 speed? I would think they would being friction.
792713
Friction will work with any speed. They might be a little "jumpy", but you can trim them to avoid chain noise. A lot to good friction shifting is controlled by ergonomics. If it fits your thumb position well, where a little "push" is just right, great. If the location is somewhat awkward, not so good. These are cheap enough that if they don't work well, you aren't out much and can always use them for another project.
1776849
Yes, they will work. I use them with DiaCompe sidepull calipers on a track bike, with no issues.
1516250
It will work and as long as it is a chain of the same width (speed) then you shouldn't notice it in terms of smoothness when shifting or pedalling. I have used these on both SRAM and Shimano chains. It will also work in a pinch for chains of other speeds (since these links are wider than 9/10speed chains) but you would notice it in the pedal stroke and while shifting.
1660786
I am not sure because these are for a different set of wheels that do not have TPS.
2038205
These do not act as shifters. As a road and track racer, i honestly i dont recommend these levers. i think that the C clamp that you tighten to the handbar isnt strong enough and i had a lot of play after a short time of using them...
2011522
As far as the fitment of the cables to the lever and the action of then pulling the cable, yes it will work. However, the length of the lever movement untill the pads engage the friction surface will be very different. These top levers will need less pull than the origional levers to engage the brake. So this means that both will feel different.
702068
... ciao: first, these are NOT specific to a 9-speed rear deraileur, as they given as replacement for the X7 8-speed component. i would suggest you research the SRAM website for definitive information. in my research, it seems there are both new and old models with the 'same' identifier, but 'different' capabilities. SO, failing that, locally, they are said to work. your mileage may vary.
1086066
I believe they will work because you can adjust them. You will need screw holes in the front and back of the pedals. If you take the reflectors off you should have the holes.
1391590
XTR & XT 7 speed generation would be from the early 90's - I highly doubt you will find that unless it comes off an old bike. Shimano does not even do 9 speed XT any more, only 10 speed now.
1080206
I think they might. They have worked well on my bike and I like the length of them. You can always return them if they do no work out.
1926063
I think the diameter is large enough (too large?), because they're alloy and thin walled. Can't say for sure because I put some old SRAM gripshifts on it. Good luck. Worst case scenario: Amazon will typically take anything back.
1463109
8 speed works fine on mine, came with skewers, spacing works on my 1999 Diamondback Topanga that came with 8 speed. Good wheels, used for several hundred miles of loaded touring, plus some technical singletrack and no problems.
172474
With a 9 speed chain, probably. It would not know the difference and 1x9 works fine in my experience. But instead of subjective answers, email race face :-)
1187181
I haven't tried, but if they fit, they should work. They are built to work with the tool's speed, and basically what dremek are doing is packing their small fast motors in different packages which on the one hand provides facisnating solutions and on the other, a larger number of sku's, more products.
401508
Hey...I'm pretty sure they will. I've been on the road vs. MTB much more often as of late, so I'm not 100% sure, but I've got an 8 speed SRAM if I'm remembering correctly.
1360053
Yes they will work. They have a gradual incline so a lower vehicle will clear. These are amazing and totally worth buying.
924140
Yes that's what I use them on and they work great. I've driven 75+ on the freeway with no prob. I usually have one to two short boards on there.