Campagnolo rear derailleur identification
07-30-20, 04:34 PM
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Campagnolo rear derailleur identification
I am not familiar with the Campagnolo parts.
Please help
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07-30-20, 06:32 PM
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Looks like Athena:
VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
Velobase and the Disraeli Gears site are great resources.
Missing from the photo is the stop piece that now renders the derailleur useless. It slips on the back of the hanger bolt and has a few different positions in those teeth to provide matched shifting based on the rear cluster used. Without the stop, the derailleur should be sold for parts only.
VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
Velobase and the Disraeli Gears site are great resources.
Missing from the photo is the stop piece that now renders the derailleur useless. It slips on the back of the hanger bolt and has a few different positions in those teeth to provide matched shifting based on the rear cluster used. Without the stop, the derailleur should be sold for parts only.
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Looks like Athena:
VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
Velobase and the Disraeli Gears site are great resources.
Missing from the photo is the stop piece that now renders the derailleur useless. It slips on the back of the hanger bolt and has a few different positions in those teeth to provide matched shifting based on the rear cluster used. Without the stop, the derailleur should be sold for parts only.
VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
Velobase and the Disraeli Gears site are great resources.
Missing from the photo is the stop piece that now renders the derailleur useless. It slips on the back of the hanger bolt and has a few different positions in those teeth to provide matched shifting based on the rear cluster used. Without the stop, the derailleur should be sold for parts only.
That is what I was intended. I have another one without the pulleys.
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07-31-20, 12:35 PM
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It is too bad someone isn't 3D printing that little doodad. I bet there are hundreds of these in parts bins in good shape just missing that part.
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