Hi, this is my first topic on this forum after reading plenty of topics anonymously.
I have an offer to recieve a force 22 crank for free from a friend but my issue is that I currently use DA7900 group. Is the crank compatible with my DA7900 group?
Going to the mountains so I need the 50/34 of the force rather than a 53/39 that I use on my DA.
Cheers mates!
DA 7900 with force 22-crank - Compatability
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No it won't work. But... can you give me your friend's phone number?
Seriously, it should work without problems. You need to adjust the front derailleur, and that's it. 11-speed chainrings are backwards compatible, and 10- and 11-speed chains have the same internal width.
Seriously, it should work without problems. You need to adjust the front derailleur, and that's it. 11-speed chainrings are backwards compatible, and 10- and 11-speed chains have the same internal width.
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Great news! Is there no difference between 7901 and 9000 chains? I thought that 11sp chains are narrower?
ps. It is a birthday-gift, no worries ds.
ps. It is a birthday-gift, no worries ds.
Only the outer width of 11sp chains is different, the internal width is the same for both.