Sachs Huret Duopar titanium rear derailleur
07-29-19, 04:27 PM
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Sachs Huret Duopar titanium rear derailleur
Good working order.
The jockey wheel bearings have been serviced.
$110 shipped to the US.
The jockey wheel bearings have been serviced.
$110 shipped to the US.
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This looks like a 5-speed era part?
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Does it have a three or four digit date code stamped on the back?
08-31-19, 11:22 PM
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just to note, trek used the duopar in atleast '82, also
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This might have been an "upgrade." I think Trek used the steel version, not the ti one, on its bikes but perhaps I'm mistaken. I used one--the steel version--on a cross country tour in '97. It worked great and handles a ridiculous amount of chain. Some people love it, others hate it but I thought it works well.
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The Duopars used prior to 84 on the 720 would have been marked as "Huret" not with the "Sachs*Huret" logo.
The 720 (728) always came with the Ti version.
The 720 (728) always came with the Ti version.
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Sorry about that!
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