A bit of flex/shock absorption is a good thing. Too rigid and a big enough hit will mean the nice Sram mech will snap off. Don't believe me, check the vid "DONT buy a CANNONDALE!!!!"
That guy landed sideways, crosschained on a x country bike on flat concrete, broke off his derailleur & then try's to blame the frame maker for his ignorant supidity .
It proved to me that I should strip out that high price XTR 2006 group, sell the parts on Ebay, and purchase the entry level SRAM X7 for way under the price I paid for the XTR crank. It's a done deal.
Ya Guys your right, why dont you two stick with Shimano, that way i can whoop you Ass out on the Trail, keep it up Seriously.... X7 isnt 3rd from the top by the way, closer to extry level
@Glide365 Actually its right in the middle of sram's mtb components, X3, X4, X5... X7... X9, X0, XX. Its about an entry level in the performance class so its still a higher end part. Compares better to Shimano Deore. Thats what the video should have had, Deore vs X7
nice job on the vid! Although I dont know enough about this stuff to really draw any solid conclusions, the stability of the sram one does look re-assuring.
que bien¡¡¡ el sram parece ke se mueve menos, si bastante, y? habeis mirado la cadena de ambos? el movimiento es el mismo, de ke me sirve un cambio ke se mueva menos si la tension de la cadena es la misma tanto en uno como en otro jaja ke fuerte
@ave2timeslip The probability of it moving out of line is probably greater when theres more kinetic energy affecting the derailleur there since realistically there's going to be some association between the x and y axis springs.... I ride shimano but SRAM always seems pretty appealing to me.
not so fast guy! im a sram guy to and im very very happy with them but that does not mean im going to trashbash them. sram is nice because they are cheap but i have heard so many times that when a sram derailure take a hit its toast! while the shimano just bounces back for more. so its really just what your lbs carries and stocks not whats better than what.
what's the difference?
brandeezy108 1 week ago
Sram I9 Shimano Alfine or Rohloff forget Derailleur Crap
junkitrubbish 1 month ago
recorded with what? A calculator?!?!
HariVIyer 2 months ago
A bit of flex/shock absorption is a good thing. Too rigid and a big enough hit will mean the nice Sram mech will snap off. Don't believe me, check the vid "DONT buy a CANNONDALE!!!!"
dmak2 8 months ago
@dmak2
LOL!
That guy landed sideways, crosschained on a x country bike on flat concrete, broke off his derailleur & then try's to blame the frame maker for his ignorant supidity .
derekhugh 2 months ago
It proved to me that I should strip out that high price XTR 2006 group, sell the parts on Ebay, and purchase the entry level SRAM X7 for way under the price I paid for the XTR crank. It's a done deal.
Brotherman7 9 months ago
This video taker is from Sram? What an idiot comparison just by looking at the rear drailiuers.
Sammyfest 11 months ago
Ya Guys your right, why dont you two stick with Shimano, that way i can whoop you Ass out on the Trail, keep it up Seriously.... X7 isnt 3rd from the top by the way, closer to extry level
Glide365 1 year ago
@Glide365 Actually its right in the middle of sram's mtb components, X3, X4, X5... X7... X9, X0, XX. Its about an entry level in the performance class so its still a higher end part. Compares better to Shimano Deore. Thats what the video should have had, Deore vs X7
nshandy 8 months ago
get a chainstay guard
theyvegonetoplaid 1 year ago
more like shitmano
CroatianSensation007 1 year ago
You're comparing Shimano Altus (lowest end shimano) to Sram X7 (3rd to top)
Of course Atlus is going to bounce around, its for low end bikes.
If your going to compare, at least compare with the other brands comparable derailleur...
jhoags92 1 year ago 47
i have a question? is a lot of give in the derailler bad? or is it a good thing?
jaywam911 1 year ago
nice job on the vid! Although I dont know enough about this stuff to really draw any solid conclusions, the stability of the sram one does look re-assuring.
Artemis458 1 year ago
não vejo diferença na corrente
akenatum 1 year ago
both are the same...as long as it is comfortable for us
DOL1235 1 year ago
this video is very decieving! the title and all.
TimeBandit415 2 years ago
This is a prime example of why internally geared hubs such as Alfine, Nexus, SRAM, Rohloff, etc. are superior.
glags 2 years ago
que bien¡¡¡ el sram parece ke se mueve menos, si bastante, y? habeis mirado la cadena de ambos? el movimiento es el mismo, de ke me sirve un cambio ke se mueva menos si la tension de la cadena es la misma tanto en uno como en otro jaja ke fuerte
Yankee9francisco 2 years ago
Why would I care what and where does it move, if the chainline stays dead on?
ave2timeslip 3 years ago 34
@ave2timeslip The probability of it moving out of line is probably greater when theres more kinetic energy affecting the derailleur there since realistically there's going to be some association between the x and y axis springs.... I ride shimano but SRAM always seems pretty appealing to me.
bluewker 1 year ago
sram does not take any hits like shimano
shimano have a spring in it to take pressure
during downhill , freeride or off-road
sram though design is nice but many have
broke thiers during downhill as it stay in it's position and dosent take much hit
chiayd 3 years ago
sram dose not take any hits like shimano
shimano have a spring in it to take pressure
during downhill , freeride or off-road
sram though design is nice but many have
broke thiers during downhill as it stay in it's position and dosent take much hit
chiayd 3 years ago
which shimano is it? and which sram is it?
gja1000 4 years ago
XTR M960. First generation X.0.
PulletSurprise 2 years ago
Wow thats awesome! Now I know for good to stay away from Shimano
K1Dizzle 4 years ago
not so fast guy! im a sram guy to and im very very happy with them but that does not mean im going to trashbash them. sram is nice because they are cheap but i have heard so many times that when a sram derailure take a hit its toast! while the shimano just bounces back for more. so its really just what your lbs carries and stocks not whats better than what.
DARKSCOPE001 2 years ago
nice, something you don't see very often
micweiss69 4 years ago