Rear
Derailleurs
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OSPW RS 3D Ti for SRAM Red/Force D1
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OSPW RS Alpha Disc Pulley Wheels For SRAM Red/Force D1 And Red E1 AXS V2
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OSPW RS Alpha Disc Pulley Wheels For Shimano 7150
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OSPW RS Alpha Disc Pulley Wheels For SRAM Red/Force D1 And Red E1 AXS
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OSPW X Alpha - SRAM Red XPLR E1
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OSPW RS Alpha Disc Pulley Wheels For Campag SR Wireless
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OSPW RS Alpha Disc Pulley Wheels For Shimano 9250/8150
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OSPW RS Alpha Pulley Wheels For SRAM Force E1 And Rival E1
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OSPW X - Shimano GRX820 2x12 (Coated)
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Sram Eagle Mechanical OSPWX System (Coated)
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OSPW RS 5-Spoke for SRAM Force/Rival E1
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OSPW RS 5-Spoke for SRAM Red/Force D1
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X01 Eagle AXS 12-Speed Rear Derailleur (Battery Not Included)
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Sram Eagle Mechanical OSPWX System
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OSPW X - Shimano GRX820 2x12
The Rear Derailleur is the component which shifts the chain on the rear sprocket. Again, there are many different variations and brands of derailleur, with some designed for mountain bike use and some designed for road bike use. Their design however, at a basic level - remains the same, as does their functionality. Deraillerus arew fixed to the bike with a bolt, which secures the derailleur to the derailleur hanger.
Most mountain bikes and road bikes have both a front and rear dearailleuer, but SRAM pioneered a system which is increasingly used, using a 1 x chainring. The rear derailleur has to work incredibly hard during a bike ride, so it’s important that you choose the right derailleur for your bike, and keep your bike's transmission and drivetrain correctly maintained.