Shimano XT RD-M781 SGS 10-Speed Rear Derailleur
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Featuring an optional direct mount for compatible bikes, the Shimano XT RD-M781 SGS 10-Speed Rear Derailleur delivers mountain-ready toughness, responsive shifting and a low-profile design.
Shop similar products- Updated from the XT RD M780, the M781 offers optional direct mounting on compatible frames for increased stiffness and a smooth ride
- Shadow-type design features a lower-profile body and bracket with direct cable routing to help avoid obstacles
- Wide link parallelogram design increases rigidity for excellent, responsive shifting performance; stronger return spring ensures fast, snappy shifts
- Lightweight aluminum construction; coated link pivot bushings minimize friction for fast, responsive movement
- Shimano XT RD-M781 SGS 10-Speed rear derailleur handles a minimum cassette cog size of 11T and maximum cassette cog size of 36T
- Please note: derailleur is compatible with Shimano Dyna-Sys HG-X 10-speed mountain cassettes and chains (not included)
| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Derailleur Type | Rear |
| Cage Length | Long Cage |
| Max Rear Cog Size | 36 |
| Speeds | 10-speed |
| Weight | 234 grams |
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Shimano is the way to go
I bought a used Salsa Mukluk with Sram x5 shifters and x7 rear derailleur. I rode and was climbing a steep hill and the chain broke and somehow the left shifter broke, must have hit with hand when trying to recover from chain break. Replaced shifter and chain. The next week I felt like something was stuck in my back spokes. Looked down and the rear derailleur was broken. It was cold but that is no excuse, it broke off right where the cable is fed through derailleur. Now I think SRAM derailleurs stink, ordered XT shifter, rear derailleur and SRAM chain (Chains are still good) No problems ever since. All our bikes have Shimano XT, can't be beat for reliability.