Nowadays, there are more and more frame geometries, bottom bracket standards, rear axle types, etc. In addition, the variety of gear ratios available is greater than ever too. If we also add to the equation the challenge of oval chainrings, setting up front derailleurs for a smooth change is more challenging now than ever. To help find solutions for bike mechanics, Ridea offers a series of front derailleur spacers to allow you to place the front derailleur in the position that your crankset, bike and race require.
| P/N | Function |
| FD TDT3 | Backwards displacement of 3 mm from original position |
| FD TDW4 | Displacement of ±4 degrees from original position |
| FD DET3 | Downwards displacement of 13 mm with a backwards displacement of 3 mm from original position. Note: FD DET3 is not compatible with electronic derailleurs |
| FD DEW4 | Downwards displacement of 13 mm and 4 degrees from original position. Note: FD DEW4 is not compatible with electronic derailleurs |
| FD UET6 | Downwards or upwards displacement of 10 mm with 6 mm of backwards displacement from original position |