Super Record Pat 84
04-25-18, 09:05 AM
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Super Record Pat 84
Do I need a step down ferrule for the cable?
04-25-18, 09:16 AM
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You can run it without but it looks nicer if you have the ferrule.
04-25-18, 10:39 AM
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Since we're on the subject of a Super Record Pat 84.
I noticed the derailleur I purchased came with a different set of High and Low limit screws. Were these OEM or aftermarket replacement?
I got it at a great price so if theyre not OEM I already have a lead to replacement screws.
You may need to zoom in...ill take a better picture
I noticed the derailleur I purchased came with a different set of High and Low limit screws. Were these OEM or aftermarket replacement?
I got it at a great price so if theyre not OEM I already have a lead to replacement screws.
You may need to zoom in...ill take a better picture
04-25-18, 10:52 AM
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Since we're on the subject of a Super Record Pat 84.
I noticed the derailleur I purchased came with a different set of High and Low limit screws. Were these OEM or aftermarket replacement?
I got it at a great price so if theyre not OEM I already have a lead to replacement screws.
I noticed the derailleur I purchased came with a different set of High and Low limit screws. Were these OEM or aftermarket replacement?
I got it at a great price so if theyre not OEM I already have a lead to replacement screws.
04-25-18, 11:04 AM
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I like them even more now that they're OEM
04-26-18, 02:47 PM
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I have a '77 CPSC Nuovo Record group with this small black gizmo. The inner side of the crank arm also changed that year for safer front derailleur.
04-26-18, 05:55 PM
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Hard to believe that sometime, somewhere, someone got injured by a naked limit screw.
The #632 pump umbrella, yeah, now that thing was dangerous!
The #632 pump umbrella, yeah, now that thing was dangerous!
04-27-18, 03:09 AM
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I have those on mine, I didn't know they were a bodge for 'safety' reasons. So they just pop off or do I unscrew the screw the whole way? Bike is at the in-laws so I can't try it myself as yet.
04-27-18, 10:48 AM
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You have to remove the screw and pull it off, replace the screw. I think I might have them still on my Pat. 81. They don't bother me enough to remove them.
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