Shimano Deore FD-T6000 63-66° 3-/10-speed Front Derailleur
The FD-T6000 front derailleur 63-66° by Shimano - ideal for City & Touring frames
This Shimano Deore FD-T6000 front derailleur is designed for City & Touring bikes with 63° to 66° chainstays. It shifts 3 chainrings (in 10-speed drivetrain) and guarantees reliable, smooth performance that does not require much power. The space between the frame and the tyre is also outstanding. The front derailleur is made of aluminium and steel and can be mounted with a clamp and pulled from both sides.
Specifications:
- Series:
- Deore T6000
- Application:
- City & Touring
- Gearing:
- 3x (combined w/ 10-speed)
- Chainstay Angle:
- 63-66°
- Chainline:
- 50 mm
- Chainring Size (max.):
- 44/48 teeth
- Capacity:
- 22-tooth
- Difference Between Large & Middle Chainring:
- 12-tooth
- Cable Routing:
- dual pull
- Movement:
- down-swing, top-swing
- Mount:
- high clamp, low clamp
- Clamp Diameter:
- 34.9 mm w/ adapter 31.8 mm / 28.6 mm
- Compatibility:
- HG-X 10-speed chains
Technical Information:
- Outer Body Material:
- aluminium (for high clamp), steel (for low clamp)
- Inner Body Material:
- Aluminium
- Cage Material:
- steel
Compatibility:
Touring 3x10-speed:- Shifter:
- SL-T8000, SL-T780, SL-M780, SL-T670, SL-M670, SL-T610, SL-M610, SL-M591, SL-T6000
- Crank:
- FC-T8000, FC-T780, FC-T781, FC-T671, FC-M610, FC-M670, FC-T611, FC-T6010, FC-T551, FC-T521
- Chain:
- CN-M981, CN-M980, CN-HG95, CN-HG94, CN-HG75, CN-HG74, CN-HG54
Features:
- reliable shifting performance
- smooth and easy shifting
- more distance between frame, fender and tyre
- painted parallelogram, plated cage plates
- 2 joint bushings (FD-T6000-L3) or 8 joint bushings (FD-T6000-H3)
Manufacturer Numbers:
- black high clamp / down-swing / dual-pull:
- I-FDT6000H3XL
- silver high clamp / down-swing / dual-pull:
- I-FDT6000H3XS
- black low clamp / top-swing / dual-pull:
- I-FDT6000L3XL
Contents:
- 1 x Shimano Deore FD-T6000 front derailleur
- 1 x 28.6 mm adapter
- 1 x 31.8 mm adapter
- 100 day return period
- Online since 1998