microSHIFT R9 RD-R43M rear derailleur, 9-speed, medium cage
microSHIFT R9 RD-R43M Rear Derailleur
Thanks to its aluminum body, the R9 model ranks among lightweight derailleurs. Compatible with Shimano drivetrains.| Groupset | microSHIFT R9 |
| Gears | 1x9, 2x9, 3x9 |
| Cage type | medium cage |
| Material | body: aluminum, arm: steel |
| Capacity | 39T |
| Max pinion size | 30-34T |
| Weight | 291 g |
| product ID | 143464 |
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A quality-looking derailleur at a super low price
Automatically translatedIt works, so satisfaction
Automatically translatedA slight disappointment. The derailleur pulleys are unlubricated. The only way to lubricate them is to apply a drop of thin Vaseline or silicone oil to the axle, as the cage bolts are impossible to unscrew (I bent two Allen keys). Either the factory bolts are too tight/seized, or worse, the bolts are just imitation rivets. It all comes down to the same thing, because once the pulleys wear out, they won't be replaceable. Thoroughly cleaning them will also be a problem. But at the sale price, there's no need to be too picky. I wouldn't pay the standard list price, though. The solid aluminum body and strong spring are definitely a plus. Installed on a gravel bike instead of a crash-damaged Clarisa (8-speed), it works just as well, maybe even better.
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Prehadzovačka ktorá skrátka funguje. Nemám čo dodať.
Translate by GoogleShow the originalThe derailleur works in principle, and for systems of 7-8 gears basically without problems.
Automatically translated- from the beginning, the shifter has quite a big bull in his cap
- the pulleys are not lubricated, they run completely dry
- if you want to lubricate the rollers, you have to overcome the incredibly tight screws with thread sealant, while the screws are made of mud material = be careful of destroying the 3mm Allen hole
Very weak material.
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