Wanted: Shimano Rear Derailleur + Cassette

Posted on Thu 16th, April 2020

• #1

ILb

Looking for a 9 speed MTB rear derailleur such as Deore M592 or similar, to work with up to 36t cassette.

Would also consider long cage 10 speed road mech.

If you also happen to have an 11-36 10 speed cassette for Shimano let me know.

Cheers!
• #2

ffm

I might have a 9-speed LX derailleur around. Where are you based?
• #3

Pasty_Spumante in reply to @ILb

Might have a barely used 11-36 (looking to go 40/42 for 1x for the boss). I'll message you later to confirm
• #4

DrDave
I’ve got an old 9 speed 105 5500 road RD, will work with MTB shifters, long cage so ok with 36t cassette. Happy to post.

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• #5

Pasty_Spumante

Hi - 10sp 11-36 Sram 1030 I think off wife's MTB - she's going 1x so this can go I guess. Only used 6-8 times (drop a pm if interested) - cheers
• #6

downhillsquirrel

Have a couple of used RD M772 (XT non-clutch) long caged rear mechs - can photo, happy to post one

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