microSHIFT manufactures reliable bicycle drivetrain components, including shifters, derailleurs, and cassettes, compatible with mountain, road, and city bikes.
microSHIFT is a dedicated bicycle component manufacturer established in 1999, based in Taiwan. Known for engineering practical and robust drivetrain solutions, the company produces a wide range of shifters, rear derailleurs, front derailleurs, and cassettes designed for real-world riding conditions. microSHIFT is widely recognized for offering versatile alternatives to major drivetrain brands, with specific product ecosystems like ADVENT, ADVENT X, Acolyte, and SWORD that cater to gravel, mountain, and touring cyclists.
The brand focuses on durability and ease of maintenance, making their components popular among bike mechanics and enthusiasts building custom setups. In addition to mechanical systems, microSHIFT has expanded into electronic shifting with its Cypher series. Their products are designed with broad compatibility in mind, often serving as direct replacements or upgrades for existing varied drivetrain configurations.
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Chain sizing varies by model and cage length. For example, Version 1 long cage derailleurs typically require adding two inner links after placing links next to each other on the chainring. Always consult the specific manual for your model (e.g., ADVENT X vs. standard ADVENT) to prevent damage.
The recommended torque for tightening the rear derailleur fixing bolt to the hanger is typically between 8-10 Nm using a 5mm hex bit.
Shift to the largest cog on the cassette. Adjust the B-tension screw until there is a specific gap (commonly 4-6mm or up to 8-9mm depending on the model like XLE or XCD) between the guide pulley and the tallest teeth of the largest cog.
Check if the cable tension is correct using the barrel adjuster. If shifting is slow to a larger cog, turn the barrel adjuster counter-clockwise. If slow to a smaller cog, turn it clockwise. Also ensure the limit screws are properly set and the cable housing is not kinked.