Ari Corone

1) for Shimano XTR M980 10 speed 11/36 cassette you remove 17T cog to be replaced with 40T or 42T ARI cog without any modification on your bike 2) for Shimano XT M771 10 speed 11/36 cassette you remove 15T or 17T cog to be replaced with 40T or 42T ARI cog without any modification on your bike 3) for Shimano SLX HG81 10 speed 11/36 cassette you remove 11T cog to be replaced with 40T or 42T ARI cog without any modification on your bike it is used the original lockring 4) for Shimano DEORE HG62 10V 11/36 cassette you remove 11T cog to be replaced with 40T or 42T ARI cog without any modification on your bike it is used the original lockring replacement is easy and fast - see video attached material used is hard anodized ERGAL 7075T6 all range of colours is available in our colours table in web site with Ari cog it is supplied a special screw which replace the original derailleur screw to adjust the regulation of the rear derailleur itself weight of 40 teeth cog is of 70 grams weight of 42 teeth cos is of 73 grams

40T And 42T ARI cog for shimano and sram rear cassette mounting instruction video

Derailleur adjustment photo

Derailleur adjustment with ARI cog for Shimano and Sram cassette On completion of the mounting of ARI cog for Shimano and Sram cassette follow these simple instructions to adjust the derailleur 1) Place down one of the teeth of ARI cog perpendicular to the ground (do not choose a milled tooth) 2) Place upward one of the teeth of the upper pulley of the derailleur always perpendicular to the ground 3) By turning the adjusting screw of the derailleur (photo 1) adjust the distance between the teeth at an height between 6 and 7mm (photo 2) NB Screw L of the rear derailleur has to be generally unscrewed of one-half turn, this allow the chain to shift up efficiently on the cog added because the cassette is slightly more internal than it was originally (photo 3)

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Adjustment instructions of rear derailleur with larger cogs

Instructions for the correct adjustment of rear derailleur with larger cogs In the distance adjustment of the rear derailleur from the teeth of the larger cog you have to take extra care that the inner cage of the derailleur itself, especially during descent, does not touch the gear tooth. In the photo 1 it is shown the inner side of the cage marked by the tooth of the cog because the adjustment WAS NOT CORRECT In the photo 2 it is highlighted interference between the internal cage of the front derailleur and the end of the teeth of the cog; also in this case the adjustment WAS NOT CORRECT N.B. ATTENTION, THE INTERFERENCE OF THE DERAILLEUR CAGE WITH THE TEETH OF THE COG CAN CAUSE THE BREAKING OF THE TEETH OF THE COG

Suggestions for length regulation of chain with monoring

Suggestions for the correct and efficient regulation of the chain lengh with monoring To avoid accidental falls of the chain with the use of monoring without guidechain it is necessary that the lenght of the chain itself is perfect. With the chain positioned on the largest rear cog, as is highlighted in the photo, the movement of the front derailleur should be approximately between 4 and 5 mm