Description SRAM's Red 22 Yaw Front Derailleur C2 rotates in line with the chain, delivering faster shifting, more precision, and no rubbing, without the need for trimming. It's compatible with SRAM Red 22 and SRAM Force 22 only.
Weight: 75g.
Integrated chain spotter weight: 12g.
Materials: Aluminum Outer Cage, Steel Inner Cage, Composite Tail.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Only SRAM
Smooth and quick shifts. The original first edition SRAM red. I spent four months gathering new replacements. No substitute for SRAM Red
Drive train.
Reviewed 1/5/2023
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Only SRAM 11 Mechanical Front Derailleur Worth Your Money
by LoneRider
Cycling Enthusiast
PA
This is the SRAM 11-speed front derailleur to get regardless of what group you have because it is stiffer and has a slightly better shape than others. Front shifts will initiate quicker and finish slightly faster. Pairs just as well with Rival 22 and Force 22 as with Red, and feels more solid and less flexy in your hand. It comes with the limit screws set up to help align the derailleur using the guide notches. There are mechanical differences between Red (aka Red 22) and 10-speed Red that make this front derailleur much more effective, so don't confuse the 10-speed version with this one.
Reviewed 6/2/2021
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Just the best
by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
Santa Barbara, CA
Had to replace my derailleur due to a crash. This is really the best one on the market. If you do not know how to align this derailleur, best to find somebody that does. It's not really that hard, but you do need to know what you are doing. Haven't missed a shift, or dropped a chain since the replacement. Highly recommend.
Reviewed 9/3/2020
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