ACT FOUND Zee rear mech

[Litenbror]

Item: Zee rear mech wide range.
Location: Anywhere happy to pay postage
Item Condition: Working
Reason for buying: need one
Price and price conditions: they are $70 new

 

[moorey]

Item: Zee rear mech medium cage
Location: Anywhere happy to pay postage
Item Condition: Working
Reason for buying: need one
Price and price conditions: they are $70 new

There’s no such thing as a Zee medium cage.
There wide (up to 36) and close range (up to 28), but they’re the same cage.
I had varying success with 36t on the wide range. On some bikes it struggled more. Better off going XT middy if planning to run more than 36.
Will check tomorrow if I have spares of either.

 

[Litenbror]

There’s no such thing as a Zee medium cage.
There wide (up to 36) and close range (up to 28), but they’re the same cage.
I had varying success with 36t on the wide range. On some bikes it struggled more. Better off going XT middy if planning to run more than 36.
Will check tomorrow if I have spares of either.

Thanks mate, yep wide range not mid cage getting my words mixed up.

 

[Litenbror]

There’s no such thing as a Zee medium cage.
There wide (up to 36) and close range (up to 28), but they’re the same cage.
I had varying success with 36t on the wide range. On some bikes it struggled more. Better off going XT middy if planning to run more than 36.
Will check tomorrow if I have spares of either.

Don't suppose you would have a SRAM 9spd shifter kicking around would you?

 

[moorey]

Don't suppose you would have a SRAM 9spd shifter kicking around would you?

Go back and look again....

 

[Litenbror]

Go back and look again....

Ah sorry mate was hoping I cought you before you went looking.

 

[moorey]

I meant check your other thread....
I’ll be out in the shed soon

 

[Litenbror]

As an admin/heavy user of RB is there a preference setting a user can select to automatically watch threads they create? I normally remember to select watch thread when I create one but sometimes I forget.

 

[Litenbror]

And 2 seconds actually looking in the preferences section answered my question, it was the first option on the list.

 

[moorey]

You’re doing a 9sp clutched setup, I assume?
Got one that’s on the 222 in the rafters.
Looks straight, was sweet when last ridden years ago, lower jockey is a bit worn, but don’t have a good spare.

 

[Litenbror]

You’re doing a 9sp clutched setup, I assume?
Got one that’s on the 222 in the rafters.
Looks straight, was sweet when last ridden years ago, lower jockey is a bit worn, but don’t have a good spare.

Yep going to try a @SummitFever special on the Honzo.

The mech sounds like the good if your happy to package it up with the shifter flick me a PM and we can sort out the details.

 

[moorey]

Got a 6mm spacer sorted already?

 

[Litenbror]

Hmm didn't know one was necessary but also have not researched this a great deal was going off the info on faqload.com but hadn't looked further.

 

[moorey]

Hmm didn't know one was necessary but also have not researched this a great deal was going off the info on faqload.com but hadn't looked further.

I did a thread. I’ll hunt it down. You can have the home made spacer on mine. Not as pretty as Georg would do.

 

[moorey]

https://www.rotorburn.com/forums/index.php?threads/9sp-clutched-how-to-wrangle-it.270889/

 

[Litenbror]

I did a thread. I’ll hunt it down. You can have the home made spacer on mine. Not as pretty as Georg would do.

That would be great thanks mate

 

[moorey]

As per PM (can’t post pic there)
Pulled near new off another bike, and I’ve banged the 6mm spacer on.

 

[Litenbror]

Sweet looks perfect have PMd