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Shimano Deore FD-M4100-D Front Derailleur - 10-Speed, Double, Side Swing, Front Pull, Direct Mount, Silver/Black

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Shimano Deore FD-M4100-D Front Derailleur - 10-Speed, Double, Side Swing, Front Pull, Direct Mount, Silver/BlackThe Shimano Deore FD M4100 Front Derailleur is designed for 2x10 drivetrains. Product Specifics Drivetrain Speeds: 10 Double or Triple: Double Derailleur Capacity: 10 Front Der Shifter Compatibility: Shimano Mountain Front Derailleur Cable Pull: Front Pull Front Derailleur Clamp: High Direct Mount Front Derailleur Style: Side Swing Max Ring (teeth): 38 Today's Stock Status UPC: 192790620909 EAN: Not available Manufacturer Part Number: Does Not Apply

The Shimano Deore FD-M4100 Front Derailleur is designed for 2x10 drivetrains.

    Product Specifics

    • Drivetrain Speeds: 10
    • Double or Triple: Double
    • Derailleur Capacity: 10
    • Front Der/Shifter Compatibility: Shimano Mountain
    • Front Derailleur Cable Pull: Front Pull
    • Front Derailleur Clamp: High Direct Mount
    • Front Derailleur Style: Side Swing
    • Max Ring (teeth): 38



    Today's Stock Status





    UPC: 192790620909
    EAN: Not available
    Manufacturer Part Number: Does Not Apply
    FD4104
    155281-Q0-L

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