SRAM Force 10 speed
99,57
Shimano Ultegra R8000
From 81,27
Shimano GRX RX810
96,52
SRAM Force 10 speed vs. Shimano Ultegra R8000 vs. Shimano GRX RX810
This is what our customers think
Reviews
Pros
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Light (6x) |
Price (6x) |
Precision (4x) |
Reliability (3x) |
smooth switching |
Improved version |
Top class for cyclocross |
Good price/quality |
Cons
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No (12x) |
Pricey (2x) |
Non so far |
cable tension setting not intuitive |
No |
Nothing at all |
have to turn the clutch on/off |
According to the product specialist
Pros
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Because the derailleur is further below the cassette, it's better protected against an impact. |
The positioning of the derailleur under the cassette makes it shift more responsively than the previous Shimano 11-speed derailleurs. |
The chain makes better contact with the cassette, which means that the derailleur performs better in wet, muddy or sandy conditions. |
The bearings of the jockey wheels are better than those in the 105 R7000 rear derailleur. |
The clutch prevents the derailleur from rattling and keeps the chain well tensioned. |
You can use this derailleur with all 11-speed Shimano shifters. |
Cons
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If you ride on cobblestones, this derailleur can chatter more. If you want to prevent this, look at the Shimano GRX RX810 11-speed Rear Derailleur. |
You cannot fit a cassette with a smaller ratio than 11/30 to this derailleur. |
Specifications
10 speed
11 speed
11 speed
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Short Cage
Short Cage
Long Cage RD-R8000GS
Long Cage RD-R8000GS
Long Cage
33T
35T
39T
39T
40T
Weight
178 grams
200 grams
251 grams
Largest cassette sprocket
28T
30T
34T
34T
34T
Colour
Silver
Black
What groupset do you have?
SRAM Force
Shimano Ultegra