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99% sure my Dia Compe Gold finger are also short pull. Is that right?
Yeah.
Also is SRAM pull ratio consistent across their range
No, but everything has something like exact actuation, 1:1 actuation or X actuation on it, although these are very similar, they're not the same, but if it has the same words it's compatible with anything else that says the same.
snottyotter-
Yeah.
Ace, ta.Also is SRAM pull ratio consistent across their range
No, but everything has something like exact actuation, 1:1 actuation or X actuation on it, although these are very similar, they're not the same, but if it has the same words it's compatible with anything else that says the same.
Serial number says trigger is MODEL ID: SL-700-B1 which is Exact Actuation
Rival 1x11 is Exact Actuation too.
Compatibility map (pictured) doesn't reference it either.
But it then appears here, so it's all fine I think... yeah?
rhb
Thinking of flat barring my latest version Kaffenback as I'm not enjoying drops on it plus I could frankenbike it with the Geoff bar for more bikepacking space. Questions:
Brakes: The brakes are Rever MCX2 (or Havit as PX rename them). These are short pull road brakes. I'm 99% sure my Dia Compe Gold finger are also short pull. Is that right?
Gears: Also is SRAM pull ratio consistent across their range, meaning the 11sp Rival shifter could be swapped for their s-series thumb shifter?
If that'd all work this is a v.low cost + spares box swap so would be ideal. Thanks.