If you're new to cycling and want to take good care of your bike, the Claris line is perfect for you. This rear derailleur is built to last and is great for long - term use. Its sporty design focuses on functionality and offers a comfortable ride for casual cyclists. It's suitable for eight - speed cassettes and can work with a wide range of sprockets from 32/34 to 11 teeth, allowing you to customize your riding setup. It's not too heavy, making it a top choice for beginner riders. **Specifications** | | Short | Long | | --- | --- | --- | | Sprocket | Max: 32T
Min: 11T | Max: 34T
Min: 11T | | Max Front Difference | 16T | 20T | | Total Capacity | 37T | 43T | | Average Weight | 268g | 268g |

Using this Shimano Rd - r2000 Rear Derailleur Claris 8 - speed Triple is easy. First, make sure your bike has an eight - speed cassette as this derailleur is designed for it. You can adjust it according to your sprocket size, which can range from 11 to 32 or 34 teeth. When it comes to maintenance, regularly clean the derailleur to keep it functioning smoothly. Wipe it down after a long ride to remove dirt and grime. You can also apply a small amount of lubricant to the moving parts every few rides. Be careful when adjusting the derailleur. If you're not sure, it's best to consult a professional bike mechanic. Avoid using excessive force when shifting gears as it can damage the derailleur. Also, check the sprockets regularly for wear and tear and replace them if necessary.