Long cage rear mech, shimano 9/10 speed. 6701, 5701, 3500, 4601, R3000? For a triple touring setup.

Posted on Fri 15th, October 2021

• #1

Noblebikes

Hello!

I am hoping somebody might have a long cage 10 speed compatible rear mech in good condition for a build I am trying to complete.

The cleaner the look the better! I am setting the bike up with Ultegra 10 speed flat bar levers (R770)

Let me know what you've got! I can collect from around SE london but after the weekend I'd probably need it posting.

Thanks in advance.
• #2

Kalkhoff

Got a 10 speed 105 rear mech in black. In Oxford, can post!
• #3

chaliapin

I used a microshift R10, doesn't look bad and works well enough.
• #4

Mr_Bump

ultegra 10 speed flat bar you can use anything from 8/9 speed era and up to early 10 speed -so 4600/5600/6600/7800 but NOT 5700/6700 as the pull ratio is different. In fact 7 speed era probably works.
I've had the R770 on my commuter for the last 10 years and use a Tiagra 4400 long cage that is still going strong

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