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We are closing the De Anza location and are moving to Santa Clara. The remaining inventory will be moved and will reopen on October 31. (Due to internet connection issues) The web site inventory will be corrected to show only what we have in stock, and pick ups will be by appointment. 

Thank all of you wonderful customers for the last 33 years, under my ownership and 69 years in total!

Vance, crew and Daisy (2009-2021)

Shimano Deore XT Shadow Rear Derailleur (Long Cage) (Top-Normal)

Shimano Deore XT Shadow Rear Derailleur (Long Cage) (Top-Normal)
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Shimano's Deore XT Shadow Rear Derailleur is perfect for today's aggressive, all-mountain riding. The radical design means that the Shadow is super-low profile; it barely protrudes more than the quick release nut. Direct cable routing reduces the chance of the cable snagging on roots and rocks and fires off shifts super quick. A stronger spring keeps the body more stable when blasting through technical terrain at speed and yields a firm, crisp shifting feel. Plus, the redesigned bracket axle keeps the derailleur body from contacting your chainstay and reduces chatter so you just concentrate on the best line.

An important part of a rear derailleur's job is keeping the chain taut as you change gears. Chain-wrap capacity is a number that tells whether or not a derailleur will be able to do this on the drivetrain you plan to use it on. Calculate chain-wrap capacity with this formula: Chain-wrap capacity = (large chainring - small chainring) + (large rear cog - small rear cog). Example: 44/29 chainrings and a 11-28 cassette: (44 - 29 = 15) + (28 - 11 = 17) = 32-tooth chain-wrap capacity.

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