Hi what is the name of this tourney derailleur?
04-13-21, 06:42 PM
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Hi what is the name of this tourney derailleur?
hi
i cant find its name ... where would it be written?
Hi what is the name of this tourney derailleur?
anyone knows its model?
see pic
note the 15 t megapulley red
https://imgur.com/fMWFOlG
i cant find its name ... where would it be written?
Hi what is the name of this tourney derailleur?
anyone knows its model?
see pic
note the 15 t megapulley red
https://imgur.com/fMWFOlG
04-14-21, 11:55 AM
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Tourney.
Are you really wanting to know the model and series number?
Are you really wanting to know the model and series number?
04-14-21, 12:35 PM
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hi
that is what i am searching, i feel my writting is pretty clear plz if you have some emotion express them directly . you feel surprise? ok . questions remains
the model name no and or where would this one be on the actual Drailleur cause i have one installed on another bike.
plz write to construct not to destruct.
that is what i am searching, i feel my writting is pretty clear plz if you have some emotion express them directly . you feel surprise? ok . questions remains
the model name no and or where would this one be on the actual Drailleur cause i have one installed on another bike.
plz write to construct not to destruct.
04-14-21, 01:43 PM
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There will be a model number somewhere on the derailleur. Possibly the back side of body of the derailleur (like opposite where it says Tourney).
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hi
that is what i am searching, i feel my writting is pretty clear plz if you have some emotion express them directly . you feel surprise? ok . questions remains
the model name no and or where would this one be on the actual Drailleur cause i have one installed on another bike.
plz write to construct not to destruct.
that is what i am searching, i feel my writting is pretty clear plz if you have some emotion express them directly . you feel surprise? ok . questions remains
the model name no and or where would this one be on the actual Drailleur cause i have one installed on another bike.
plz write to construct not to destruct.
You need to go back to the Bicycle Mechanics sub-forum to get this answered. Though I know you aren't quite getting your questions about other things answered there. Perhaps it's a language translation error. My apologies if that is the case. Words of speech sometimes don't translate to written words directly.
04-15-21, 02:25 PM
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You do realize you are in the wrong sub-forum don't you. This is the one where we tell you how to properly fit your body to the bicycle.
You need to go back to the Bicycle Mechanics sub-forum to get this answered. Though I know you aren't quite getting your questions about other things answered there. Perhaps it's a language translation error. My apologies if that is the case. Words of speech sometimes don't translate to written words directly.
You need to go back to the Bicycle Mechanics sub-forum to get this answered. Though I know you aren't quite getting your questions about other things answered there. Perhaps it's a language translation error. My apologies if that is the case. Words of speech sometimes don't translate to written words directly.
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04-15-21, 02:29 PM
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hi tx so much for the precision im releived, i was both uncomfortable with you first answer and my reply to it . I did not know it was not the right subforum. Are you saying that fitting your bike is meant as like fitting a pant on your body (ergonomy)? or is it like finding a wheel and handbar that is compatible with the frame(body bike)
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04-16-21, 10:19 AM
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hi tx so much for the precision im releived, i was both uncomfortable with you first answer and my reply to it . I did not know it was not the right subforum. Are you saying that fitting your bike is meant as like fitting a pant on your body (ergonomy)? or is it like finding a wheel and handbar that is compatible with the frame(body bike)
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Just to paraphrase more what ClydeClydeson mentioned, it is how YOU fit to your bicycle. If you have a sore butt, sore arms, back ache, leg or knee pains that you think might be due to how you are positioned on your bike and want some ideas to solve that or just discuss it.
If you are from another country, and using a translator, I'd recommend you put the name of your country or region for the location in your member profile. It might help a few understand parts of your message that may not have translated well. And maybe it'd keep us from using colloquial speech that we know won't translate well.
04-16-21, 11:22 AM
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hi it was written in residence but i added it in another place cause you suggestion makes sens to me . tx for contributions
