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Old 07-02-2023, 11:13 PM
Gwerziou Gwerziou is offline
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Originally Posted by Mark McM View Post
There's nothing about the Nivex derailleur that would interfere with using (mechanical) disc brakes. That's assuming the the frame has the required Nivex specific frame fitting to mount the derailleur. The disc brake (and its frame accommodation) are all on the other side of the frame from the derailleur, and the Nivex and disc brake cable routing should also not interfere with each other. Although the cable routing under/through the BB is going get quite busy, with 4 separate cables - one for the rear brake, one for the front derailleur, and 2 for the rear derailleur.
I'm thinking that the front der. cable might need to take a top route, maybe with a pulley.
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