Does this work with shimano sis 6 speed rear cassette and 3 level front gears? I am looking to replace broken grip shifter on Roadmaster Granite peak.
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The rear cassette works very well; however, the front gears do not change very well to the lowest gear.
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I am sorry but, I am by no means an expert on bicycle components, and cannot say. What I can say is that this is a seven way rear controller and a simple friction controller for the three way front. My suggestion would be to find a six speed rear controller.
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It will, but not as well as you think. A 6 speed freewheel has a larger cog distance from the next one, and a 7 speed freewheel/cassette is much closer. However, there are alternatives you can buy (Shimano Revo Shift 6 speed or SRAM MRX Comp 6 speed) that will match performance well. Also, when you get the indexing and limits correct, give the shift cable a good stretch, then readjust the indexing if necessary. This stretches the cable before leading to future shifting problems. As for the front, it will work perfectly.
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yes it does that is what im using as right now, i was switching to a 7speed but because of this im waiting now
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I used it to replace my grip shift and it worked just fine. Depending on how well matched the gears and the shifter are, you may need to shift one past where you want to go and then shift back to get it to pop into gear properly if they are not perfectly aligned.
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You could use this shifter, but there is probably a 3x6 set available. See the Shimano SL-TX30 set on Amazon which is for an 18 speed bike.
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No this is designed for shimano or sram cassettes only. This will work with 8 through 10 speed cassettes I think a 7 speed will work but needs a spacer.
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The short answer is, yes. Shimano spacing is different for 6-11 speed cassettes, but cable pull ratio is the same for 6-9 speed. If you want indexing to work, you can only use an 8 speed cassette along with any 6-9 speed derailleur (except 8 speed Dura Ace derailleurs. This is info from my LBS and Sheldon Brown.) That said, in friction mode, you can use ANY brand or model derailleur set, because you stop the shifter when it engages the desired cog, not the other way around. It takes some fishing to get used to it, but after a while you will find each ratio as easily as if they were indexed using your own muscle memory. If you happen to find an old Positron or AX rear derailleur, you could conceivably have 5 speed indexing, because in those models the index feature was in the derailleur rather than in the shifter. Some other models for other people reading this: The model you need for Suntour indexing is the 6 speed Accushift "barcon" For all 7 speed Shimano, use the SL-BS50* For 8 speed Dura Ace, use the SL-BS50-8* or SL-BS77 For all 9 speed Shimano, use the SL-BS77 For all 10 speed Shimano, use the SL-BS79 *These frequently are sold NOS but ship in the wrong packaging so inspect these carefully before mounting to make sure you have the correct ones. The shift lever model is usually embossed on the rubber boot. In fact, the SL-BS64 kit usually ships in an SL-BS50 box, but don't be alarmed.
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The XT M770 hub is compatible with 8/9/10 speed cassettes, both Shimano and SRAM. I own the same wheel but using a SRAM PG970 9-Speed cassette.
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Gear shift systems are either Shimano-compatible or Sram compatible. "Shimano" doesn't mean it's necessarily built by Shimano, just that it's Shimano compatible rather than Sram compatible.
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The Shimano A050 only has 7 speeds for the rear sprocket. There is no shifter for the front sprocket. I bought this for my beach cruiser which only has a single blade sprocket on the crank and a 7 speed in the back.
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Yes, it will work fine. You'll have one gear shift click that won't do anything for now. The rear derailleur cable adjustment and the high and low limit screws on the rear derailleur will determine whether your "dead" click is either a high gear or a low gear. It will work fine for a 7 gear Shimano based rear sprocket.
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Okay, so it's not the model of the bicycle, it is the compatibility of the components that work together. So yes, if you have 3 chain rings in the front and 7 cassette or freewheel cogs in the rear, most likely it will work. However, there are other factors: derailleur (the mechanism that reacts to the pull or push of the shift pod to change "gears") ratio (Shimano is about 2:1 units in the shift mechanism, so you need a derailleur that has the same 2:1 pin/rivet/bolt unit ratio), or something in need of replacement or readjustment.
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if you have a 7 speed rear cand a 3 speed at the pedal this will work. I don't know anything and it was easy. Down load the instructions on adjusting the gears. It's like canything else,3 hours the vfirst time and 1 hour evetry time after that. it's easy and fun. save bucks too..good luck.619-540-7766/paul
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I've used 15 speed (5 cogs) and 18 speed (6 cogs) free wheels and not cassettes on this wheel. I really don't know how your 6 speed (or does the cassette have 6 cogs) cassette would work. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Well it should work with any derailleur but you`ll need to match the number of gears that the derailleur has to the shifter like if the derailleur is a 7 speed then you would get a 7 speed shifter. Dose this help any?
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Any Shimano / microshift / sunnrace rear derailleur will be controlled by this shifter. If derailleur description says 7/8 or even 9 speed it will work. The "speed of derailleur" is really its range of movement, ie how many cogs wide it can span. 6/7/8 all use the same chain because spacing is the same. When I had mounted these A050 thumb / paddle shifters on my sons 8 spd roadbike, we could only use 7 cogs, so we adjusted High or Low limit screw to exclude top or bottom cog. If u have flatbar these are a great choice. If u have road style drop handlebars, consider the related Shimano A070 Brake Lever Shifters. Hope this helps - East Texas Rider Any Shimano / microshift / sunnrace rear derailleur will be controlled by this shifter. If derailleur description says 7/8 or even 9 speed it will work. The "speed of derailleur" is really its range of movement, ie how many cogs wide it can span. 6/7/8 all use the same chain because spacing is the same. When I had mounted these A050 thumb / paddle shifters on my sons 8 spd roadbike, we could only use 7 cogs, so we adjusted High or Low limit screw to exclude top or bottom cog. If u have flatbar these are a great choice. If u have road style drop handlebars, consider the related... » Read More Any Shimano / microshift / sunnrace rear derailleur will be controlled by this shifter. If derailleur description says 7/8 or even 9 speed it will work. The "speed of derailleur" is really its range of movement, ie how many cogs wide it can span. 6/7/8 all use the same chain because spacing is the same. When I had mounted these A050 thumb / paddle shifters on my sons 8 spd roadbike, we could only use 7 cogs, so we adjusted High or Low limit screw to exclude top or bottom cog. If u have flatbar these are a great choice. If u have road style drop handlebars, consider the related Shimano A070 Brake Lever Shifters. Hope this helps - East Texas Rider « Show Less
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Dear Phone case: I have a Trek 6.7 with disc brake and the coupling works great. Hope this helps... Cheerd
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The answer to the question is yes. This will work with the twist type shifter that comes with the Ranger but I suggest you also purchase the matching quick shifter brake lever set Shimano Model EF-51 to go with it.I put the combo on 2 different bikes and they work flawlessly together without the issues of twist shifters when accelerating up hills where more force is on the grip. You will also need to buy a set of grips of your choosing. ENJOY!There is a large variety of Mtn Bike Grips on Amazon.
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Yes. It works with all 21 speed bikes. I would check the derailleur first and make sure that your screws aren't out of adjustment. There are good videos on YouTube telling you how to do that. If that doesn't fix it, the grip shifters are a good choice.
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The left shifter/brake is used for a 3 sprocket main drive (at pedals). The right shifter/brake is used for a 7 sprocket rear wheel gears (21 speed bike). I fit mine on a 29 inch mountain bike and still needed to trim the cables leaving enough slack for movement and adjustments. The wire caps and necessities were all included in the kit. Furnish your own tools, however.
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These will work on any bike with straight bars and a Shimano freehub with the corresponding number of sprockets (this appears to be a 7-speed shifter). Left shifter (for front derailleur) is a non-indexed friction type that can be used with most any derailleur and triple chainwheel.