WTB Campagnolo rear derailleur for a triple
03-28-20, 12:46 PM
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WTB Campagnolo rear derailleur for a triple
I'm looking to buy a 9 or 10 speed speed rear derailleur for triple drivetrain. I'm using late Chorus 9 speed Ergo levers. The derailleur must be fully functional and cosmetics must be better than average, no road rash please.
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04-01-20, 12:43 PM
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No affiliation. There's a Record 10 long cage (triple) for sale on the bay by a very reputable seller. Price is pretty decent figuring condition and how less common these are. I have a search setup for Campy 10s gear and came across this one.
04-02-20, 11:11 AM
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I've been looking at Campy RD's in that range too and found nearly every one has road rash. I am shocked how that could happen. Who puts down a bike on its side that has top end equipment on it? I don't understand. Really hard to find one that is not so bad that you can't file it smooth.
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I've been looking at Campy RD's in that range too and found nearly every one has road rash. I am shocked how that could happen. Who puts down a bike on its side that has top end equipment on it? I don't understand. Really hard to find one that is not so bad that you can't file it smooth.
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