10 speed to a 12 speed
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The cheapest way is to keep it 10 speed. Don't fall for the marketing hype.
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My kid wants to upgrade his 12-speed to a 9-speed.
After wrecking two SRAM Eagle rear derailleurs, one XT 12-speed rear derailleur, and an SLX 12-speed derailleur, he has had enough.
But if you really want to do it, SLX is arguably the best option. SRAM was the worst for us.
After wrecking two SRAM Eagle rear derailleurs, one XT 12-speed rear derailleur, and an SLX 12-speed derailleur, he has had enough.
But if you really want to do it, SLX is arguably the best option. SRAM was the worst for us.
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We just got a 10-speed Microshift drive-train to make the switch to 10-speed. (11-48T Cassette, 10-speed shifter, derailleur and free-hub shell and chain.)