Shimano Achter derailleur Sora 3400 9-Speed SS Double
Shimano Achter derailleur Sora 3400 9-Speed SS Double Refrought and is sent as soon as it is back in stock.
- Reliable performance on the road
- Flexible and accurate circuit
- Perfect for beginners and experienced cyclists
Delivery time: Order on workdays before 3 p.m., and we are still sending the article today.
Delivery time: Order on workdays before 3 p.m., and we are still sending the article today.
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Shimano Achter derailleur Sora 3400 9-Speed SS Double
Description
Description
The Shimano Sora RD-R3000 9-speed Achterdailleur is a great choice for cyclists and fitness enthusiasts. This derailleur is equipped with the latest technologies and offers reliable performance on the road. With a total capacity of 37 teeth and a maximum difference of 16 teeth on the front, you can easily switch between different gears. The minimum size of the smallest tooth wreath is 11 teeth, while the maximum size of the largest tooth wreath is 32 teeth. This ensures a smooth and accurate circuit.
- Brand: Shimano
- Group: Sora
- Model: RD-R3000
- Technology: TOP Normal
- Number of gears: 9
- Recommended chain: Hg 9 speed
- Total capacity: 37 teeth
- Maximum difference front: 16 teeth
- Maximum size Largest tooth wreath: 32 teeth
- Minimum size largest tooth wreath: 25 teeth
- Minimum size smallest tooth wreath: 11 teeth
- Maximum size smallest tooth wreath: 14 teeth
- Use: Road / Fitness
- Montage: Direct
- Derailleurkooilenten: Short (SS)
The Shimano Sora R3000 9-speed Achterdraailleur is perfect for both beginners and experienced cyclists who are looking for reliable and flexible switching performance. Order the Shimano Sora RD-R3000 9-speed Achterdraailleur today and enjoy a great cycling experience!
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