Braze on front mech with sub-compact chainrings (46/30)

Posted on Fri 19th, June 2020

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• #26

Beams

Yeah I reckon that would be the best option - may be worth messaging IRD. They were pretty responsive
• #27

user116445

You may find it sold as Microshift. I believe that they are the manufacturer and it is rebranded as IRC. https://www.microshift.com/en/product/fd-r52s-bf/
• #28

user117345

Thanks for the replies, that seems like a good option. I’ll check it out... Cheers!
• #29

user117345

The sub compact fd with a dropper seem a good solution. I was wondering if anyone also had any experience/insight into fitting a Deore 2x crankset to a road bike? Seems like a good low gear set up but are the issues with offset and fd compatibility? Thanks again!

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