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Shimano Tiagra 4700 10 speed Rear Derailleur
Shimano Tiagra 4700 10 speed Rear Derailleur
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Description
The Shimano Tiagra 4700 10-speed promises accurate, smooth, and quiet gear changes across your cassette. This rear derailleur will even perform well under heavy load because of the 2 teflon coated hinges and the Wide Link design.
Note: Only useable with Shimano 4700 shifters
• The difference between the small and big chainring can be no more than 16 teeth
• Total capacity: 39t
• Largest cog: 28 - 34t
• Smallest cog: 11 - 12t
When combined with a triple crankset:
• The difference between the smallest and biggest chainrings can be no more than 20 teeth
• Total capacity: 41t
• Largest sprocket: 25 - 32t
• Smallest sprocket: 11 - 12t
• 2 Teflon coated hinges
• "Wide Link" design for more rigidity
• Weight: +/- 275 grams
To loosen and tighten the bolt that attaches the gear cable to the derailleur, you will need a 5 mm Allen key. These can be found here.
Disassembling the chain
Before you can remove the derailleur, you must remove the chain. How to do this you can read here. For this you need a chain rivet tool, which you can find here. Make sure you get the right brand and number of speed.
Use assembly paste to mount
When you mount your new rear derailleur, you should put some assembly paste on the threads of the derailleur pad. You can buy this from here.
Mounting derailleur pulleys
To fit derailleur pulleys you need a 2.5 mm or 3 mm Allen key. A handy Allen key can be found here.
A common problem is a warped derailleur hanger. This can be caused by the derailleur coming into contact with something hard, for example during a fall. Fortunately, this can be repaired! Find out more here.
Make sure you clean your derailleur pulleys too!
Like the chain, derailleur pulleys get very dirty. This makes for a less enjoyable ride and doesn't help with the durability of your drivetrain. Therefore, when cleaning the chain and / or oiling the chain, it is advisable to also clean the derailleur pulleys. Do this by gently turning the chain while you run a cloth along the derailleur wheel. However, at some point the derailleur wheels will be worn out. Visit our blog to find out when to replace your derailleur pulleys and which ones you need.
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Note: Only useable with Shimano 4700 shifters
Technology
When combined with a compact/double crankset:• The difference between the small and big chainring can be no more than 16 teeth
• Total capacity: 39t
• Largest cog: 28 - 34t
• Smallest cog: 11 - 12t
When combined with a triple crankset:
• The difference between the smallest and biggest chainrings can be no more than 20 teeth
• Total capacity: 41t
• Largest sprocket: 25 - 32t
• Smallest sprocket: 11 - 12t
• 2 Teflon coated hinges
• "Wide Link" design for more rigidity
• Weight: +/- 275 grams
Assembly
Tightening and loosening the gear cableTo loosen and tighten the bolt that attaches the gear cable to the derailleur, you will need a 5 mm Allen key. These can be found here.
Disassembling the chain
Before you can remove the derailleur, you must remove the chain. How to do this you can read here. For this you need a chain rivet tool, which you can find here. Make sure you get the right brand and number of speed.
Use assembly paste to mount
When you mount your new rear derailleur, you should put some assembly paste on the threads of the derailleur pad. You can buy this from here.
Mounting derailleur pulleys
To fit derailleur pulleys you need a 2.5 mm or 3 mm Allen key. A handy Allen key can be found here.
User tips
A crooked derailleur hanger?A common problem is a warped derailleur hanger. This can be caused by the derailleur coming into contact with something hard, for example during a fall. Fortunately, this can be repaired! Find out more here.
Make sure you clean your derailleur pulleys too!
Like the chain, derailleur pulleys get very dirty. This makes for a less enjoyable ride and doesn't help with the durability of your drivetrain. Therefore, when cleaning the chain and / or oiling the chain, it is advisable to also clean the derailleur pulleys. Do this by gently turning the chain while you run a cloth along the derailleur wheel. However, at some point the derailleur wheels will be worn out. Visit our blog to find out when to replace your derailleur pulleys and which ones you need.
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| 2 reviews | 63 reviews | 40 reviews | 7 reviews | |
| Number of gears | 10 speed | 10 speed | 10 speed | 10 speed |
| Shifting Type | Mechanical | Mechanical | Mechanical | Mechanical |
| Largest cassette sprocket | 32T | 28T / 32T/30T | 29T / 32T | 28T |
| Cage Length | Long Cage | Short Cage / Long Cage | Short Cage / Medium Cage | Short Cage |
| Maximum Capacity | 41T | 34T / 37T | 32T / 37T | 33T |
| Weight | 275 grams | 226 grams | 260 grams | 178 grams |
| 46,06 | From 50,16 | 87,06 | 100,38 | |
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Shimano Tiagra 4700 10 speed Rear Derailleur
Description
The Shimano Tiagra 4700 10-speed promises accurate, smooth, and quiet gear changes across your cassette. This rear derailleur will even perform well under heavy load because of the 2 teflon coated hinges and the Wide Link design.Note: Only useable with Shimano 4700 shifters
Technology
When combined with a compact/double crankset:• The difference between the small and big chainring can be no more than 16 teeth
• Total capacity: 39t
• Largest cog: 28 - 34t
• Smallest cog: 11 - 12t
When combined with a triple crankset:
• The difference between the smallest and biggest chainrings can be no more than 20 teeth
• Total capacity: 41t
• Largest sprocket: 25 - 32t
• Smallest sprocket: 11 - 12t
• 2 Teflon coated hinges
• "Wide Link" design for more rigidity
• Weight: +/- 275 grams
Assembly
Tightening and loosening the gear cableTo loosen and tighten the bolt that attaches the gear cable to the derailleur, you will need a 5 mm Allen key. These can be found here.
Disassembling the chain
Before you can remove the derailleur, you must remove the chain. How to do this you can read here. For this you need a chain rivet tool, which you can find here. Make sure you get the right brand and number of speed.
Use assembly paste to mount
When you mount your new rear derailleur, you should put some assembly paste on the threads of the derailleur pad. You can buy this from here.
Mounting derailleur pulleys
To fit derailleur pulleys you need a 2.5 mm or 3 mm Allen key. A handy Allen key can be found here.
User tips
A crooked derailleur hanger?A common problem is a warped derailleur hanger. This can be caused by the derailleur coming into contact with something hard, for example during a fall. Fortunately, this can be repaired! Find out more here.
Make sure you clean your derailleur pulleys too!
Like the chain, derailleur pulleys get very dirty. This makes for a less enjoyable ride and doesn't help with the durability of your drivetrain. Therefore, when cleaning the chain and / or oiling the chain, it is advisable to also clean the derailleur pulleys. Do this by gently turning the chain while you run a cloth along the derailleur wheel. However, at some point the derailleur wheels will be worn out. Visit our blog to find out when to replace your derailleur pulleys and which ones you need.