Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s

Rear Derailleur

Specifications

Manufacturer
Shimano
Name
DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s
Series
M8100
MPN
RD-M8130-SGS
Groupset
Deore XT
Rear Speeds
11
Front Speeds
1
Drivetrain Brand
Shimano
Shifting Type
Cable[1]
Max Cog (T)
50[2]
Cage Length
Long
Compatible Chain Standards
Shimano LinkGlide, Shimano HG (Hyperglide)
Weight (g)
308
Sources
  1. [1] AI-extracted, not yet checked against a named source (added 10 Feb 2026): Shifting Type
  2. [2] bike.shimano.com, checked 29 Sep 2026: Max Cog (T)

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Compatibility

Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s is a Shimano rear derailleur. It is an 11-speed component. It uses Cable shifting. Everything listed below was matched on a specification we hold for both parts: the interface each pairing actually depends on, such as freehub body, speed count, actuation or mounting standard. Where we could not verify that interface, the part is left out rather than assumed to fit.

Shifters that drive this derailleur12

Chains for this derailleur20

Cassettes for this derailleur9

Frequently Asked Questions

What fits Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s?

On this page we list shifters that drive this derailleur, chains for this derailleur, cassettes for this derailleur. Each listing was matched on a specification we hold for both parts; anything we could not verify is omitted rather than assumed to fit.

Can I use a higher or lower speed chain with Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s?

No. Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s is an 11-speed component and needs an 11-speed chain. Chains for different speed counts have different external widths and inner-plate profiles, which causes poor shifting or interference with the neighbouring sprockets.

Does Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s work with electronic shifting like Di2 or AXS?

No. Shimano DEORE XT LINKGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR 1X11s is mechanical, cable-actuated. Electronic groups use internal motors and proprietary signalling, so there is no mechanical or electrical path between the two.