Are Shimano FDs marked with chainstay angle type 63-66 66-69
06-29-19, 09:27 AM
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Are Shimano FDs marked with chainstay angle type 63-66 66-69
For Shimano front mech models that come with two SKUs (usually a -(something)3, c.f., -(something)6 for 63-66, 66-69 chainstay angle, is this actually marked on the part itself?
I need to replace a Altus FD-M370 on a hybrid: So far, without disassembling I can see the words FD-M370 but it is not obvious where the 63-66/66-69 could be marked.
The geometry for this model (Giant Escape Disc 1) doesn't show the chainstay angle.
I need to replace a Altus FD-M370 on a hybrid: So far, without disassembling I can see the words FD-M370 but it is not obvious where the 63-66/66-69 could be marked.
The geometry for this model (Giant Escape Disc 1) doesn't show the chainstay angle.
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06-29-19, 11:23 AM
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Yes -- this is often marked on the outside of the cage, facing the centerline of the bike.
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