You probably dont care at all but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
@Graysen Santiago thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Being a fan of ten speed the M4100 is my choice. Love the fact that the rear derailleur has a clutch. Many people l have talked to regret getting twelve speed. Love the fact that 2×10 is available also a fan of Microshift.
Shimano is late with this set. I have replaced my 12 year old 3*9 XT setup with SRAMs NX Eagle 1*12 set (11-50). Total easy change and probably the best thing I could do to prolongate the life of my old 26" MTB.
Well, I an following you for a long time and I appreciate your knowledge, experiance and your recommendations. That’s why on my bike I have Deore M6000 groupset and I have it in full. Shifters, mechs, brakes, calipers, hubs, crankset and casette. The group is fantastic and I really don’t need any better. I use 180mm SLX rotors with IceTech technology and organic pads with wins, that’s killer combination and works awesome. Thank you, you are bike guru 👍💪
Is it just me who doesn't like 1x groups? I always felt I was lacking in the top or low end (mostly top end) on the 11x1 SRAM GX. I prefer 2X cause then you have best of both worlds. I should add that my MTB serve as a communing bike most of the time. I guess for a pure MTB a 1X should be no problem cause you rarely go full gas on a trail! But still, what's wrong with more versatility? That's where 2x or 3x come in
Well installed M5100 Drivetrain, but had to take the SLX 7000 shifter... LoL never been on 1x ... turns out actually using your biggest cogs on the back always crate noise, feels like you are breaking your drive train, cause you do... The chain line is perfect, apparently you always get noise and destruction on 1x systems if you actually use the biggest Cogs... I would say however having this monstrosity on a beginner ex 3x8 Hardtail feels pretty damn good. It is the cheapest upgrade with a clutch and entire 1x system I could find. I am still sad about losing maximum speed. Going from 44 up front to 32 ... I was able to do 30 km/h on the road and overpass the Ebikes, now this is pretty slow for the road to work :)
If I can have a new bike I will be going to that deore groupset. When I can afford it. But now still using my rigid steel mtb. For ever ride I do.commuting for work and some trails.
I plan on getting the M4100 and then change my cassette to 11-50. With a 30 tooth chain ring I should be good to go. Been waiting for this crankset for a while.
Would it be possible for you to do a video of fitting the new deore m6100 groupset so us newbies can understand how it all works and fits together Danny. 😎👍🏻
Hi, I have 2x11 drivetrain and I was about to switch to 1x11. My rear derailleur is M8000 SGS and would like to install 11-51 m5100 cassette, but I saw some people say that this derrailleur is not gonna work wit this cassette which is confusing to me. Can somebody tell me is this true?
Hi mate Great video Do you know what equivalent I can use for Deore 1x10 11.46t Mines broken and need a cheap equivalent or something like a 1x11?? Any advice? Trek Marlin 7 2021
Hey Danny. I'm looking to get an XC hardtail (one of the Merida Big Nines). This bike will be a bike that i will race xc, also a bike that i will get up in the morning and go for an hour or so ride for fitness, and also train for XC and enduro. Do you think i should go fro the Big.Nine Limited Al, or go carbon and get the Big.Nine 5000?. I'm in Australia so I don't think i can get the Big.Nine NX and a few other models. What do you think?
oh man this will make my new mountain bike decision even worse as I was looking at Deore 10 speed models....ugh....hahaha...Always informative...Thank you!!!
Thx, mate. I was thinking the same. Just moving from garbage sx/nx SRAM groupsets to the Deore m6100 (well except for the cassette. I'll respoke my wheel to microspline hub later, when NX cassette will wear out). It costs me 160 dollars without cassette (250 with it) and you can find even more nice prices while there are sales out there. Really nice groupset these new 12 speed Deore. Looking forward to installing and testing it out)
I’ve been lucky to have xtr but in the future I’ll get the xtr shifter but use deore for the rear mech I think. always use the cheaper Deore cassettes with a kmc chain as these wear out quicker anyway.
can i use the 1 X 10 set up on my Orbea onna 50 2 x 8? i know the bike is not the most exspensive, but when im riding im having problems with the chain always having issues.
I noticed that there is a specific chain (CN-HG601) for the Deore 1x11 groupset, and I know that it might just be the level of chain and not a "can only use this chain" type of deal, but I'm wondering if it is compatible with the Shimano XT/Ultegra CN‑HG701 1x11 chain? They have the same technologies, just not sure if they are different for any reason. Thanks!
Does anybody know the weights of M5100 or M4100 cassettes? Also, can I use the 10-speed Deore derailleur on an Advent X 11-48 cassette? I plan on Advent Cassette, M5120 Deore derailleur, and a Saint 10 speed shifter
@@innocentiuslacrim2290 Huh? I may indeed have overlapping gears, but I'd also have a wider range! Mind you, I do agree that it would only be slightly better, because the gearing for 2X is too low - I'd rather, say, 30 & 40T chainrings, rather than 26 & 36. Too many wasted low gears - I only need to go down to about 18 gear inches.
@@gregsullivan7408 there's no such thing as too low gears, it just means you haven't met a too steep climb yet 😮 I ride a 1x11, 32T - 11/50T drivetrain and there has been times when that 32-50T is not enough after hundreds of meters of elevation and 40% climbs.
Since i love sram eagle crank, can i use eagle crank only on shimano xt m8100 1x12 system? Or i have to change the chain with eagle chain too? How about the performance, is it better or not at all? Thanks
yes, supposedly there is no difference between 2 and 4 piston levers internally. (which is weird to me but...convienient). I just took a calipers to see the flex on previous levers and honestly it's not that big of a deal. I like the new point of support, very usefull, wanted it as soon as i found out(long time beofre watching this), but now seeing the flex with my own eyes- meh, might not be worth it. Well it's not worth it, but we're mtbikers, we don't handle gadgets well :-)
Hi, Is the Deore XT crankset (and presumably all of the other Shimano cranksets including the standard Deore) compatible with the Sram GXP Team Cups English 68/73mm bottom bracket? I have a feeling GXP won’t work with the Shimano cranks... Thanks.
@@polishguywithhardtospellna8227 thanks for the reply, I think I’ll just use a Shimano BB52 Deore bottom bracket, SLX 1x drivetrain crankset (32t), Deore rear derailleur, XT shifter, and a Sunrace CSMX8 11-46t 11sp cassette (because I’m not sure how the jump from the 37-46 in the SLX cassette will go). I think that mix should work without any compatibility issues.
@@BlazCotchin9 VERY similar setup to mine. I went for accent BB for swappable bearings(if you get bearing press), 30t on SLX to limit myself speedwise-my knees thank me for less wind resistance, 11-46 10sp 335g chinese cassette, deore derailleur(but will swap it to new Deore 5100, I used M6000 10sp-works but not great) and old 780 XT shifter. Maybe when i get older and need easier gear, will go to 11sp 11-50ish range.
@@polishguywithhardtospellna8227 sounds like a great set up! The functional aspects of the Deore are great in that you can mix it with higher quality components in the places that matter, like the shifter. The 51t is like a nice big dinner plate! Can all freehubs that are capable of fitting an 11 speed go all the way up to a 51t cassette or are some limited to 42t and 46t?
Since you have older Shimano body you have all the choice starting from 11t cog. Plenty of different sizes, speeds and lower prices with some gems from China like my cassette($50). You can get 11sp cassettes that have 4 low cogs made of single piece of aluminum. Weight is sweet and on this first season that I have mine (3 alloy cogs on 10sp) wear is good and nothing has cracked yet from cold. I did crack steel cog on a sunrace like yours, it was probably 2nd or 3rd cog from lowest. It might have been due to cold but I don't know when exactly it cracked.
Now somebody has to mcguyver these into road shifters, do the maths and proper testing. These universal rear derailleurs look Sick AF for incremental upgrades towards 1x whatever you want (!) conversion.
Hey I have my crank upgraded to deore m1500, now I will upgrade my rd with m6100 deore 12 speed, but as of now I can only afford the rd, and I only have a 9 speed casette, chain and shifters from alivio, ill upgrade the other parts once I have extra cash, will it work just good or bad with my current set up? Or just dont buy the m6100? Help ,
Do you happen to know these cassette woild work with RD-M6000-SGS, shimano says 42 tooth is max cog size but have seen video of 46 tooth working with the derailleur
Hello sickbiker, roadbike question? I want easy climbing groupset, I ride 2017-2018 Giant 1 Contend w/sora groupset 50/34 cranks, 9/32 cassette. I am new to riding but I've tried to ride up hill and it's not easy at all. Would changing to this groupset help me? Can you give me your recommensation? Thanks.
Research gear ratios. If your smallest chainring is 34 and your largest cassette cog is 32, then 34/32=1.06. For easier climbing you can either replace the chainring to something smaller or change the cassette for a larger cog. ie: 28/32=0.875 or 34/46=0.739.
I had the same problem with a similar bike. The simplest thing to do would be getting slightly smaller chainrings. That should adjust your gear ratio without having to get a new rear derailleur or changing your groupset or cassette.
Hi there! I enjoy your videos and the ideas and tips that you share👍. Just bought a bike with deore m5100 (11-speed)/ 11-51 cassette. Do you know if I can use a xt m8000 shifter with the m5100 derailleur? Regards from Stockholm, Pio
Is there a Shimano Deore Clutch 10 speed deraileur and is it compatible with and old 785 XT 10 speed Shifter, i want to keep it because of the old ispec standard but really want to upgrade to 1x the cheapest way keeping my old parts
Sort of. The SLX 135mm QR hubs won't work with a microspline - only the 142mm and up will. I think there's compatibility issues with the axle diameter. However, the new Deore groupset stuff lists a 135mm QR hub with microspline. Check it out on the Shimano website to confirm.
@@michaelmoller6338 ah, but after looking into it I saw that the body mechanism seems to have changed at least on the slx and up hubs, they seems to be using ratchet design. Maybe deore still uses the old style pole design or what it is called. Otherwise new hubs or even wheels are needed it seems :P
I restored my old 26" Gary Fisher (stripped/powdercoated) and put on an Alivio crank, with a single Wolf Tooth Components 34T chain ring, coupled with an 11-34 cassette and a Deore XT 9-speed derailleur. As a commuter/paved path bike, it's great. I live in the Denver Metro area, so yes, on some hills, it's geared too high. You can get up the hills, but it takes some time, and isn't fun on the steepest climbs. Now I'm really considering the 11-46 cassette and the 10s shifter and derailleur. The 34/11 combo with the 26 x 2" slicks will yield 24+/- mph at 100 cadence. A little sacrifice in top speed, but cruising around the paths at 12-17 mph, the gearing is fine. I love the simplicity of only one shifter.
@@christopherharmon9336 Just restored my old 26'' hardtail as well. If you wanna keep your 1x9 setup take a look at the micro shift advent groupset. It comes as 1x9 with a 11-42 cassette for 100 bucks. Might be worth looking into...
@@awesomegdta what does O.L.D. stand for. On Shimano's site under the m6100 crank, they say it's compatible with boost and non boost O.L.D. I also wnat to do what Joe S. is doing. I want to go 1x from 3, and upgrade the rear from 8s to 10s. So i guess it's the 4100 then. I thought there were cranks that were compatible with 10 & 11, and box one (three) has a 9s that they say works with chainrings that are meant for 10s. Still investigating.
I'd say upgrade the groupset, you can upgrade the frame at some point. Keep all the old bits as you upgrade then eventually you can put that bike back together.
The 12 speed cassette requires shimano micro spline hub. The 11 and 10 speed cassette use traditional 8-10 speed hub. I’d say the 10 and 11 speed would be direct fit.
Don't think you can. 12 speed uses a microspline hub which you don't have. You'll have to change hub. Just use m5100 11 speed cassette. It's still a 51T
why would it be? It's great they're alll cross compatible and weight being the main decision factor. Deore is for a bit more budget oriented, heavier and more durable parts, SLX is the initial lighter group and it keep going two tiers up. Besides that, there's no 10 or 11 speed support in the SLX and higher tiers, so Deore is the perfect link between both current 12 speed and 10-11 speed drivetrains designed for proper mountain biking with some better price tags.
The 11 speed is actually 11-51, not 10-51 as it mounts on a HG freehub. Great for upgrading older drivetrains though!
Or in general staying on a budget as it's a lot cheaper than the deore 12spd
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@Graysen Santiago thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Being a fan of ten speed the M4100 is my choice.
Love the fact that the rear derailleur has a clutch.
Many people l have talked to regret getting twelve speed.
Love the fact that 2×10 is available also a fan of Microshift.
Shimano is late with this set. I have replaced my 12 year old 3*9 XT setup with SRAMs NX Eagle 1*12 set (11-50). Total easy change and probably the best thing I could do to prolongate the life of my old 26" MTB.
Well, I an following you for a long time and I appreciate your knowledge, experiance and your recommendations. That’s why on my bike I have Deore M6000 groupset and I have it in full.
Shifters, mechs, brakes, calipers, hubs, crankset and casette.
The group is fantastic and I really don’t need any better. I use 180mm SLX rotors with IceTech technology and organic pads with wins, that’s killer combination and works awesome. Thank you, you are bike guru 👍💪
Is it just me who doesn't like 1x groups? I always felt I was lacking in the top or low end (mostly top end) on the 11x1 SRAM GX. I prefer 2X cause then you have best of both worlds.
I should add that my MTB serve as a communing bike most of the time. I guess for a pure MTB a 1X should be no problem cause you rarely go full gas on a trail!
But still, what's wrong with more versatility? That's where 2x or 3x come in
Well installed M5100 Drivetrain, but had to take the SLX 7000 shifter... LoL never been on 1x ... turns out actually using your biggest cogs on the back always crate noise, feels like you are breaking your drive train, cause you do... The chain line is perfect, apparently you always get noise and destruction on 1x systems if you actually use the biggest Cogs... I would say however having this monstrosity on a beginner ex 3x8 Hardtail feels pretty damn good. It is the cheapest upgrade with a clutch and entire 1x system I could find. I am still sad about losing maximum speed. Going from 44 up front to 32 ... I was able to do 30 km/h on the road and overpass the Ebikes, now this is pretty slow for the road to work :)
What crankset are you using? M5100 crankset or something different?
If I can have a new bike I will be going to that deore groupset. When I can afford it. But now still using my rigid steel mtb. For ever ride I do.commuting for work and some trails.
Thanks for the overview of these components .
I have used this groupset M6100 on my polygon siskiu d5 bike ... steady and comfortable to use in all terrains
I plan on getting the M4100 and then change my cassette to 11-50. With a 30 tooth chain ring I should be good to go. Been waiting for this crankset for a while.
Don Novicki not sure the M4100 derailleur will work well with a 11-50..
@@davidmeloni8282 M5100 is for 11-50
Can you put this group set on a 90 Diamondback Ascent?
Any idea when M5100 RD and cassette will be available?
Can i used my m6100 crankset for deore m5100 rd,shifter and chain?..tnx for the advice...
Yes 💪🏻
Would it be possible for you to do a video of fitting the new deore m6100 groupset so us newbies can understand how it all works and fits together Danny. 😎👍🏻
It works like any normal groupset accept you need a specific wheel
Just smacked an M5100 to replace my M8000 for my 50 tooth cassette. Works great!
You running 12 speed ?
@@ziggyzuggyboi 10 Speed!
So will the m6100 12s rear groupset work with a m7000 11s crankset?
Hi, I have 2x11 drivetrain and I was about to switch to 1x11. My rear derailleur is M8000 SGS and would like to install 11-51 m5100 cassette, but I saw some people say that this derrailleur is not gonna work wit this cassette which is confusing to me. Can somebody tell me is this true?
what do you recommend 2x chainring for general xc
1 x with a 36t at the front
he recommends 2x
Any 36-26 will work fine
Great video & location! 😎
I just bought deore 6000 just before this was released
Yes i agree shimano derailier clutches are wound up to much and backed mine off and found shifting much better
I wondering, how much weight the New 11s Deore 5100 11-51 cassette? It's compatible with old XT m8000 11s sgs rear derailleur?
Thanks for the great video. I wanted to ask if the M4100 shifter is compatible with Shimano Deore Rd-M6000. Thanks
all 11spd components: m8000 shifter / 11-46 sunrace cassette / m5100 rd / kmc chain.. anybody using this combination? any feedback please?
Hi mate
Great video
Do you know what equivalent I can use for Deore 1x10 11.46t
Mines broken and need a cheap equivalent or something like a 1x11??
Any advice? Trek Marlin 7 2021
Will you please write these specs (all groupset Shimano Deore 1x12 like crankset, shifters, derailleurs, bb etc)?
Hey Danny.
I'm looking to get an XC hardtail (one of the Merida Big Nines). This bike will be a bike that i will race xc, also a bike that i will get up in the morning and go for an hour or so ride for fitness, and also train for XC and enduro. Do you think i should go fro the Big.Nine Limited Al, or go carbon and get the Big.Nine 5000?. I'm in Australia so I don't think i can get the Big.Nine NX and a few other models. What do you think?
Big nine limited no need for carbon. Might change the sx for shimano
oh man this will make my new mountain bike decision even worse as I was looking at Deore 10 speed models....ugh....hahaha...Always informative...Thank you!!!
Hey mate should i go with m5100 or m6100 for xc but if im getting the m6100 im going with the m5100 cassette because i have the hyperglide hubs
Get the m5100, it has the same performance, tested by myself.
My XTR owner opinion: Deore is more than enough for 99% of riders out there
Thx, mate. I was thinking the same. Just moving from garbage sx/nx SRAM groupsets to the Deore m6100 (well except for the cassette. I'll respoke my wheel to microspline hub later, when NX cassette will wear out). It costs me 160 dollars without cassette (250 with it) and you can find even more nice prices while there are sales out there. Really nice groupset these new 12 speed Deore. Looking forward to installing and testing it out)
What's the difference between the slx 12speed shifter and the new deore 12speed shifter?
Price
I’ve been lucky to have xtr but in the future I’ll get the xtr shifter but use deore for the rear mech I think. always use the cheaper Deore cassettes with a kmc chain as these wear out quicker anyway.
Big move from Shimano!
m5120-sgs still compatible with mostly everything? Ist super cheap now, looks best for old bikes upgrade
What is the price for the m6100 crankset with the chain ring?
About £239.99 UK money for full groupset except brakes
Google is your friend.
can i use the 1 X 10 set up on my Orbea onna 50 2 x 8? i know the bike is not the most exspensive, but when im riding im having problems with the chain always having issues.
Can i use my XT M8000 rear deraileur with the new 11speed cassete? I now have 11-42 teeth cassette and 2x11 in frint. I want to switch to 1x11
Yep
I noticed that there is a specific chain (CN-HG601) for the Deore 1x11 groupset, and I know that it might just be the level of chain and not a "can only use this chain" type of deal, but I'm wondering if it is compatible with the Shimano XT/Ultegra CN‑HG701 1x11 chain? They have the same technologies, just not sure if they are different for any reason. Thanks!
on a vintage setup should i go wiht the m6100 or the m5100? I can take sunrace casetts on my 26in wheels
Does anybody know the weights of M5100 or M4100 cassettes?
Also, can I use the 10-speed Deore derailleur on an Advent X 11-48 cassette? I plan on Advent Cassette, M5120 Deore derailleur, and a Saint 10 speed shifter
I'm wondering this too. It doesn't seem to be published anywhere which is strange.
What is the price of the 1x11sp group set m5100
Can I use my 11 speed Deore XT SL-M8000 on a 11 speed Deore RD-M5100?
Do you know if a 11-46T cassette may be used with M4100 derraileur or it can be used only with M5100 derraileur.
i think you can but with performance issues
It is meant to be used on 11-46t based on their website? bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/deore-m4100/CS-M4100-10.html
I want SLX 2x12 but I haven't seen any bikes with this yet.
Why do you want that? To my understanding you would just have more overlapping gears.
@@innocentiuslacrim2290 Huh? I may indeed have overlapping gears, but I'd also have a wider range! Mind you, I do agree that it would only be slightly better, because the gearing for 2X is too low - I'd rather, say, 30 & 40T chainrings, rather than 26 & 36. Too many wasted low gears - I only need to go down to about 18 gear inches.
@@gregsullivan7408 there's no such thing as too low gears, it just means you haven't met a too steep climb yet 😮 I ride a 1x11, 32T - 11/50T drivetrain and there has been times when that 32-50T is not enough after hundreds of meters of elevation and 40% climbs.
@@Asthbendriel 40% gradient????? Yikes - I think I'd need a gear-inch ratio of about 1 for that. 🤣
Since i love sram eagle crank, can i use eagle crank only on shimano xt m8100 1x12 system? Or i have to change the chain with eagle chain too? How about the performance, is it better or not at all? Thanks
Do you think its possible to get my old deore shifter to mount on the ispec to my new SLX brakes. idk really know how ispec works
Can I combine a break lever mt6000 with a mt420 calipper ?
yes, supposedly there is no difference between 2 and 4 piston levers internally. (which is weird to me but...convienient). I just took a calipers to see the flex on previous levers and honestly it's not that big of a deal. I like the new point of support, very usefull, wanted it as soon as i found out(long time beofre watching this), but now seeing the flex with my own eyes- meh, might not be worth it. Well it's not worth it, but we're mtbikers, we don't handle gadgets well :-)
I think I'll live without it, unless i break a lever. A trip to the mountains has just been funded.
can i use this this on a rear FH-M3005 freehub?
6100 needs microspline
5100 uses HG
4100 uses HG
reviews.mtbr.com/shimano-m6100-m5100-11-speed-m4100-10-speed-compatibility
Hi,
Is the Deore XT crankset (and presumably all of the other Shimano cranksets including the standard Deore) compatible with the Sram GXP Team Cups English 68/73mm bottom bracket?
I have a feeling GXP won’t work with the Shimano cranks... Thanks.
No it's not, but your frame is compatible with shimano bottom bracket, so it's a simple swap and not that big additional cost.
@@polishguywithhardtospellna8227 thanks for the reply, I think I’ll just use a Shimano BB52 Deore bottom bracket, SLX 1x drivetrain crankset (32t), Deore rear derailleur, XT shifter, and a Sunrace CSMX8 11-46t 11sp cassette (because I’m not sure how the jump from the 37-46 in the SLX cassette will go). I think that mix should work without any compatibility issues.
@@BlazCotchin9 VERY similar setup to mine. I went for accent BB for swappable bearings(if you get bearing press), 30t on SLX to limit myself speedwise-my knees thank me for less wind resistance, 11-46 10sp 335g chinese cassette, deore derailleur(but will swap it to new Deore 5100, I used M6000 10sp-works but not great) and old 780 XT shifter.
Maybe when i get older and need easier gear, will go to 11sp 11-50ish range.
@@polishguywithhardtospellna8227 sounds like a great set up! The functional aspects of the Deore are great in that you can mix it with higher quality components in the places that matter, like the shifter. The 51t is like a nice big dinner plate! Can all freehubs that are capable of fitting an 11 speed go all the way up to a 51t cassette or are some limited to 42t and 46t?
Since you have older Shimano body you have all the choice starting from 11t cog. Plenty of different sizes, speeds and lower prices with some gems from China like my cassette($50). You can get 11sp cassettes that have 4 low cogs made of single piece of aluminum. Weight is sweet and on this first season that I have mine (3 alloy cogs on 10sp) wear is good and nothing has cracked yet from cold. I did crack steel cog on a sunrace like yours, it was probably 2nd or 3rd cog from lowest. It might have been due to cold but I don't know when exactly it cracked.
Whyte portobello plus Deore CS-HG 500 11-42 10 speed upgrade to this new 1x 10 worth doing?
Now somebody has to mcguyver these into road shifters, do the maths and proper testing.
These universal rear derailleurs look Sick AF for incremental upgrades towards 1x whatever you want (!) conversion.
Hey I have my crank upgraded to deore m1500, now I will upgrade my rd with m6100 deore 12 speed, but as of now I can only afford the rd, and I only have a 9 speed casette, chain and shifters from alivio, ill upgrade the other parts once I have extra cash, will it work just good or bad with my current set up? Or just dont buy the m6100? Help ,
Do you happen to know these cassette woild work with RD-M6000-SGS, shimano says 42 tooth is max cog size but have seen video of 46 tooth working with the derailleur
I use a long cage 11spd on a Sunrace MX8 11-50 and it works okay. 51 would probably be too much.
goatlink
@@personallegend9464 Goatlink? huh?
Hi! would like to ask if the shimano deore fsa crankset is interchangeable?
I’m just confused if the 34T chain ring is compatible to the fsa crankset
Do a video.with that Kelly's Thorx pls :)
Hello sickbiker, roadbike question?
I want easy climbing groupset, I ride 2017-2018 Giant 1 Contend w/sora groupset 50/34 cranks, 9/32 cassette. I am new to riding but I've tried to ride up hill and it's not easy at all. Would changing to this groupset help me? Can you give me your recommensation? Thanks.
Research gear ratios. If your smallest chainring is 34 and your largest cassette cog is 32, then 34/32=1.06. For easier climbing you can either replace the chainring to something smaller or change the cassette for a larger cog. ie: 28/32=0.875 or 34/46=0.739.
I had the same problem with a similar bike. The simplest thing to do would be getting slightly smaller chainrings. That should adjust your gear ratio without having to get a new rear derailleur or changing your groupset or cassette.
@@soulmatic09 makes sense, and its probably less $$ too. Thanks for your suggestion.
does shimano deore RD-M5120 have a clutch system?
yes
reviews.mtbr.com/shimano-m6100-m5100-11-speed-m4100-10-speed-compatibility
Hi there! I enjoy your videos and the ideas and tips that you share👍. Just bought a bike with deore m5100 (11-speed)/ 11-51 cassette. Do you know if I can use a xt m8000 shifter with the m5100 derailleur?
Regards from Stockholm, Pio
Yes. Just installed it on my bike. Best regards.
Is there a Shimano Deore Clutch 10 speed deraileur and is it compatible with and old 785 XT 10 speed Shifter, i want to keep it because of the old ispec standard but really want to upgrade to 1x the cheapest way keeping my old parts
Yes isnt it the deore m6000 shadow+ rear derailleur?
Yeah, any 10 speed Shimano derailleur and shifter combination can be used. I have an M4100 with an XTR M980 shifter
Does anyone know if there is a compatible linear brake that works with the i-spec shifter?
I run 1x11 xt with slx(qr) hubs. If I would like to go 1x12(I want the smaller cog) could one simply change to the new micro spline body?
Sort of. The SLX 135mm QR hubs won't work with a microspline - only the 142mm and up will. I think there's compatibility issues with the axle diameter. However, the new Deore groupset stuff lists a 135mm QR hub with microspline. Check it out on the Shimano website to confirm.
@@michaelmoller6338 ah, but after looking into it I saw that the body mechanism seems to have changed at least on the slx and up hubs, they seems to be using ratchet design. Maybe deore still uses the old style pole design or what it is called. Otherwise new hubs or even wheels are needed it seems :P
What's your opinion on 1×9?
I restored my old 26" Gary Fisher (stripped/powdercoated) and put on an Alivio crank, with a single Wolf Tooth Components 34T chain ring, coupled with an 11-34 cassette and a Deore XT 9-speed derailleur. As a commuter/paved path bike, it's great. I live in the Denver Metro area, so yes, on some hills, it's geared too high. You can get up the hills, but it takes some time, and isn't fun on the steepest climbs. Now I'm really considering the 11-46 cassette and the 10s shifter and derailleur. The 34/11 combo with the 26 x 2" slicks will yield 24+/- mph at 100 cadence. A little sacrifice in top speed, but cruising around the paths at 12-17 mph, the gearing is fine. I love the simplicity of only one shifter.
@@christopherharmon9336 Just restored my old 26'' hardtail as well. If you wanna keep your 1x9 setup take a look at the micro shift advent groupset. It comes as 1x9 with a 11-42 cassette for 100 bucks. Might be worth looking into...
How you adjust the clutch;
You prefer eagle cassette, but tgan you lost hyperglide+ technology of new shimano 12sp?!..
Good day! Does deore M6025 is compatible with M6000?
Is the Deore M6100 crankset compatible with 10 speed drivetrain?
Is a top out fork bad for your fork
Pls help me
danny is 12spd compatible with previous deore 10spd freehub?
no. its microspline.
No
Kurde muszę zmienić przód 28z na 32z w deore 1x10 11-46. Jak to zrobić by nie zawalić czegoś?
Does the new deore 6100 groupset fits on my old giant 26' mtb 8 speed x 3 ?
6100 only works with micro spline HUB. 5100 11s and 4100 10s no problem with old HUBs.
@@awesomegdta what does O.L.D. stand for. On Shimano's site under the m6100 crank, they say it's compatible with boost and non boost O.L.D. I also wnat to do what Joe S. is doing. I want to go 1x from 3, and upgrade the rear from 8s to 10s. So i guess it's the 4100 then. I thought there were cranks that were compatible with 10 & 11, and box one (three) has a 9s that they say works with chainrings that are meant for 10s. Still investigating.
Can I use my Shimano slx m7000 30t crankset with the new m5100 derailleur and m5100 11-51t cassette? Thx
Yeah, you can
How could I know if the Deore groupset fits in my bike ?( I got Gaint Talon 2 2020)
Somebody can help me please?
It will fit, but that bike is not worth upgrading. Buy a better bike with the drivetrain you want.
I'd say upgrade the groupset, you can upgrade the frame at some point. Keep all the old bits as you upgrade then eventually you can put that bike back together.
The 12 speed cassette requires shimano micro spline hub. The 11 and 10 speed cassette use traditional 8-10 speed hub. I’d say the 10 and 11 speed would be direct fit.
Can I used Deore M6100 cranket 1X to my 10 speed deore cogs? Thanks for your advise :)
It won't work, the 10 speed chain doesn't fit the chainring.
You need to buy the m5100 crankset that works with 10 and 11 speed chains. Cheers!
@@pascusclan2941 Thanks I've been looking for this.
@@jaypascual1680 No worries!
Shimano is lot more durable than SRAM
Is all deore i spec brake lever?
In a deore 10/1 i can change for a cassete of 12?
Don't think you can. 12 speed uses a microspline hub which you don't have. You'll have to change hub. Just use m5100 11 speed cassette. It's still a 51T
Can i use 12 speed rd to deore 11 speed cassette?
Nope
Too bad I dont have that much more money for a new group set because of corona :/
Stimulus check tho
Can i convert Deore M4100 to 1x10?
Yes
It is for a 10 speed.
@@richarde1355 he's talking about the 2×10
can i use m6100 crank on m5100 upkit?
yes
Nice video bro, love your vídeos, cheers from honduras 🇭🇳
So many choices/drivetrains. It is tough to keep up. Frankly, it is beginning to seem as if SLX is a bit redundant.
why would it be? It's great they're alll cross compatible and weight being the main decision factor. Deore is for a bit more budget oriented, heavier and more durable parts, SLX is the initial lighter group and it keep going two tiers up.
Besides that, there's no 10 or 11 speed support in the SLX and higher tiers, so Deore is the perfect link between both current 12 speed and 10-11 speed drivetrains designed for proper mountain biking with some better price tags.
I think the new deore 12s shifter has instant release, 2 way release, and multi release
It only has 2 way release, the other two systems are only on xt and xtr
very informative...
ff. from Phillipines...
Do you have spare parts of your bike can i have it
You can make it also 1x or 2x 9
Where are the "mountains" you mention!?
Bluddy hell I want the M5100 but I can get everything but the Shifter ....
Why the helmet?
Be ready at any moment...
He needed somewhere to hide the mic.
I think it's to be extra safe during lockdown
can i buy the m6000 brakes off you.
Nice work 👍very helpful
Yes I agree with everything say
Nice!
Go Danny!!!
Can I use my old altus crank with deore m4100 10 speed drivetrain?
can i replace the chain ring of shimano m6100 crankset?
Yes. M6100 available in 30 or 32 teeth but compatible with 12 speed SLX, XT, XTR direct mount chainrings.
Rust free Casset, well some one gets it.
Nice bike ;)
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Can i install 2x crankset for 1x12 m6100?
no
reviews.mtbr.com/shimano-m6100-m5100-11-speed-m4100-10-speed-compatibility