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Old 06-18-19, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by zenolee
Unfortunately I can't post any links or pictures until I pass the 10 post limit. It's SunTour MounTech

Specs copied from website:
  • Derailleur brands: SunTour
  • Categories: SunTour - the mountain bike gears, SunTour - Frank Berto and the curse of Duopar
  • Country: Japan
  • Date of introduction: 1982
  • Date of this example: 1982 (two letter date code is YE)
  • Model no.: 4900
  • Weight: 273g
  • Maximum cog: 34 teeth (Source: Sutherlands fourth edition)
  • Total capacity: 34 teeth (Source: Sutherlands fourth edition)
  • Pulley centre to centre: 65mm
  • Index compatibility: friction
  • Chain width: 3/32”
  • Logic: top normal
  • B pivot: three pivots, rear unsprung and the other two sprung
  • Materials: largely aluminium with steel pulley cage plates, link element plate and inner parallelogram plate
If you’ve got that first generation Mountech- the one with the upper pulley built into the unit- find something else to replace it with- there’s a gazillion other derailleurs out there that don’t present the possibility of catastrophic failure like these do.
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