SRAM Force 22 WiFli 11-speed Rear Derailleur
SRAM Force 22 WiFli 11-speed Rear Derailleur
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The new Sram Force 22 rear derailleur has all the technologies on board to ensure this derailleur is the fastest and quietest. The Exact Actuation technology ensures precise, efficient shifting on every spot on the cassette. The teeth of the jockey wheel have been redesigned, resulting in the chain running smoother and quieter than ever before. With all the new technologies, its weight is still well below 200g.
For choosing a climbing setup there are several options. You can choose a triple or compact crankset. SRAM has with the WiFLi technique an option to conquer the steepest climbs.
The WiFLi-technique exists out of a cassette with a bigger sprocket(11/26 or 11/32) and a rear derailleur with a long arm. In combination with a compact crankset this setup delivers a wide range of gears. This derailleur is also needed for the big variation of chain lengths.
The WiFLi-concept can be used with a standard or compact crankset. If you choose a compact with a 11-32 cassette your range of gears is massive. The lightest setup is a 34T chainring and a 32T at the rear. At the triple set up, an Shimano example; 30T at the front and a 27T at the rear. Hereby Sram's system has a bit lighter setup.
Would you like to switch to this system? You need a longer derailleur and cassette and a longer chain.
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For choosing a climbing setup there are several options. You can choose a triple or compact crankset. SRAM has with the WiFLi technique an option to conquer the steepest climbs.
The WiFLi-technique exists out of a cassette with a bigger sprocket(11/26 or 11/32) and a rear derailleur with a long arm. In combination with a compact crankset this setup delivers a wide range of gears. This derailleur is also needed for the big variation of chain lengths.
The WiFLi-concept can be used with a standard or compact crankset. If you choose a compact with a 11-32 cassette your range of gears is massive. The lightest setup is a 34T chainring and a 32T at the rear. At the triple set up, an Shimano example; 30T at the front and a 27T at the rear. Hereby Sram's system has a bit lighter setup.
Would you like to switch to this system? You need a longer derailleur and cassette and a longer chain.
Reviews
Reviews
8 / 10
Jon, 9 December 2020
upgrade from Sram Rival
I purchased this as a replacement for a worn out Rival 11 speed derailleur and have been impressed. The lever action is lighter and the changes much crisper. Easy to set up and improved appearance.
Pros
- alows wide ratio gearing
- feel
- looks
- shifting
Cons
- still not quite shimano quality
10 / 10
Iain, 27 June 2020
Excellent
Better than the Red one it replaced!
Pros
- Cheap
9 / 10
Niels, 30 May 2017
Perfecte derailleur voor in het hooggebergte
Deze derailleur op mijn racefiets geplaatst voor een fietsvakantie in Bormio. Deze derailleur schakelt en loopt net zo soepel als de normale SRAM Force derailleur met korte kooi. Heb hem bij terugkomst nog niet eens vervangen en doet het ook goed met een 12-25 cassette.
Pros
- Maakt een 11-32 cassette mogelijk
- Soepel schakelen
Cons
- Geen
10 / 10
Rob, 24 April 2016
schakel monster
met deze lange wifli kon ik moeiteloos schakelen 11/28 verzet
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| 4 reviews | 35 reviews | 38 reviews | 7 reviews | |
| Number of gears | 11 speed | 11 speed | 10 speed | 10 speed |
| Shifting Type | Mechanical | Mechanical | Mechanical | Mechanical |
| Largest cassette sprocket | 32T | 30T / 34T | 29T / 32T | 28T |
| Cage Length | Medium Cage | Short Cage / Long Cage / RD-R8000GS | Short Cage / Medium Cage | Short Cage |
| Maximum Capacity | 37T | 35T / 39T | 32T / 37T | 33T |
| Weight | 190 grams | 200 grams | 260 grams | 178 grams |
| 79.95 | 76.00 | 69.90 | 75.10 | |
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All specifications
Additional information
• Exact Actuation WiFli offers quick, precise shifts• Combine with Sram Red / Force 22 shifters
• Quiet operation with optimized Aero Glide, ceramic bearings
• New type of spring adjustment screw
• New chain cage for precise chain management
• Biggest sprocket possible: 32T
• Weight: 190 grams
SRAM Force 22 WiFli 11-speed Rear Derailleur
Specifications
| Brand | SRAM |
|---|---|
| 11 speed | |
| Mechanical | |
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Largest cassette sprocket
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32T |
| Medium Cage | |
| 37T | |
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Weight
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190 grams |
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Colour
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Black |
Additional information
• Exact Actuation WiFli offers quick, precise shifts• Combine with Sram Red / Force 22 shifters
• Quiet operation with optimized Aero Glide, ceramic bearings
• New type of spring adjustment screw
• New chain cage for precise chain management
• Biggest sprocket possible: 32T
• Weight: 190 grams
SRAM Force 22 WiFli 11-speed Rear Derailleur
Description
The new Sram Force 22 rear derailleur has all the technologies on board to ensure this derailleur is the fastest and quietest. The Exact Actuation technology ensures precise, efficient shifting on every spot on the cassette. The teeth of the jockey wheel have been redesigned, resulting in the chain running smoother and quieter than ever before. With all the new technologies, its weight is still well below 200g.For choosing a climbing setup there are several options. You can choose a triple or compact crankset. SRAM has with the WiFLi technique an option to conquer the steepest climbs.
The WiFLi-technique exists out of a cassette with a bigger sprocket(11/26 or 11/32) and a rear derailleur with a long arm. In combination with a compact crankset this setup delivers a wide range of gears. This derailleur is also needed for the big variation of chain lengths.
The WiFLi-concept can be used with a standard or compact crankset. If you choose a compact with a 11-32 cassette your range of gears is massive. The lightest setup is a 34T chainring and a 32T at the rear. At the triple set up, an Shimano example; 30T at the front and a 27T at the rear. Hereby Sram's system has a bit lighter setup.
Would you like to switch to this system? You need a longer derailleur and cassette and a longer chain.