Shimano Tourney RD-FT55 Rear Derailleur - 6/7 Speed | Short Cage
What is the Shimano Tourney RD-FT55 best used for?
The Shimano Tourney RD-FT55 is an entry-level 6/7-speed rear derailleur built for budget mountain, hybrid, commuter, and vintage bikes that need dependable indexed shifting at the lowest cost. It runs on Shimano SIS indexed drivetrains and pairs with Shimano 6/7-speed shifters, and as part of Shimano's FT family it uses the shortest cage of any Shimano derailleur, which keeps it compact and tidy on the rear of the bike. It handles a 28t largest cog with 17t of chain wrap capacity and runs a 13T tension pulley.
This is the Direct Attach version, which threads onto a standard Shimano rear derailleur mount. It is a simple, low-maintenance choice for keeping an older or budget drivetrain shifting reliably, and a common replacement on entry-level and classic bikes. Note that this model has been discontinued by Shimano, so availability is limited to remaining stock. Best for riders and shops fixing up entry-level, commuter, or vintage 6/7-speed bikes who want an affordable, no-fuss Shimano rear derailleur.
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What is the Shimano Tourney RD-FT55 best used for?
The Shimano Tourney RD-FT55 is an entry-level 6/7-speed rear derailleur built for budget mountain, hybrid, commuter, and vintage bikes that need dependable indexed shifting at the lowest cost. It runs on Shimano SIS indexed drivetrains and pairs with Shimano 6/7-speed shifters, and as part of Shimano's FT family it uses the shortest cage of any Shimano derailleur, which keeps it compact and tidy on the rear of the bike. It handles a 28t largest cog with 17t of chain wrap capacity and runs a 13T tension pulley.
This is the Direct Attach version, which threads onto a standard Shimano rear derailleur mount. It is a simple, low-maintenance choice for keeping an older or budget drivetrain shifting reliably, and a common replacement on entry-level and classic bikes. Note that this model has been discontinued by Shimano, so availability is limited to remaining stock. Best for riders and shops fixing up entry-level, commuter, or vintage 6/7-speed bikes who want an affordable, no-fuss Shimano rear derailleur.
