Do I need a derailleur hanger?
1395201
This model fits on to a offset hole next to where the axel goes. It comes with a fitted bolt that screws into this location. If your bike does not have this style of axel stay, a different bracket held in place by the axel instead is needed.
1395202
The hanger is an integral part of the rear frame of the bicycle. It has a threaded hole through which the derailleur bolt it attached to the frame. The alignment of the derailleur and the frame is critical to the operation of the shifting mechanisms. I don't think derailleur hangers attached to the axle will work effectively in part because of the critical adjustments of the axle bearings. Typically the hanger has a tab that keeps the derailleur in place.
2226425
the hanger is a solid straight tube but its detachable I don't see why not you can't use another hanger I would use one thought about the same thickness as the one that comes with it.
77962
You shouldn't need it unless your old mounting hardware is wore out and in need of replacing. A quick visual inspection should give you a answer.
116585
No they don't. You use the existing bolts from the original derailler pulleys to install the new pulley wheels.
2142780
probably not....But it is not necessary. they are the greatest easiest hanger hooks as long as you are hanging into sheetrock.
1440739
No just the derailleur. Derailleur hangers are typically specific to the frame manufacturer.
1447424
Sup mark, you would slip them on the handle bars (they indicate which one goes on the right side and left side). The "double" rings you see on the shifters can be tightened down to a custom fit by using a screwdriver, you can put the shifting levers to the angle of your desire. Afterwards you would just wire the cables through you bike and to your derailleurs. if you have more questions, feel free to ask lol. hope this helps.
1433506
The only issue I would see is the wheel/tire cross-sectional diameter. The hanger is a hook which hooks around the wheel.
1832932
A mountain bike front derailleur would work best. Adding a 24tooth granny ring would be fine also.
97913
There are no hangers included. The frame provides a "rail" for you to hand your hangers on. The frame is made of heavy guage wire.
844488
Yes it is, and will not work. You can use a xt 9 speed derailleur for your intended purpose. Hope this helps.
1278525
Yes you need a rear derailleur hanger. Yes this will work with a 44T front crank chainring, the shimano crank set I paired this with was a 22, 32 44T, however I ended up taking the 44 off and replacing it with a bash guard. The largest you can go on the cassette is 36T.
1309072
Yes. The mount on the derailer itself is 35.0mm. Shims are included for 28.6mm and 31.8mm frames.
1440740
No it did not. The hangers are different from bike to bike. Contact your local bike shop with the make and model and make sure they have one in stock. I recently went through this myself. Good Luck, Cheers!
1259601
The pulley is probably the same. How its connected would be the issue. If it was me I would stick with shimano parts.
814493
i just finish to install my new derailleur and re-install the chain on it, was easy to do it with my re-usable link, also the pack said RE-USABLE link. so far so good in my 2 bikes
393236
Yes, in principle, but you should check to make sure your rear derailleur has enough chain take-up capacity.