WTB: Campagnolo Victory Long Cage Rear Derailleur
03-13-23, 10:17 PM
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WTB: Campagnolo Victory Long Cage Rear Derailleur
Looking for this very specific derailleur that came out in the mid-80s. There are a lot of Campy Victory derailleurs around but I need the long cage one that was designed with enough chain wrap for a triple front crankset. Below is a screenshot of the specific one I am looking for.
I can pay via PayPal or Venmo. I also have a Campy Chorus rear derailleur in excellent functional and good cosmetic condition, with the A/B switch for handling up to a 32 tooth freewheel, that I could include in the transaction if you were interested.
PM me with what you have. Thank you!
I can pay via PayPal or Venmo. I also have a Campy Chorus rear derailleur in excellent functional and good cosmetic condition, with the A/B switch for handling up to a 32 tooth freewheel, that I could include in the transaction if you were interested.
PM me with what you have. Thank you!
03-14-23, 10:05 AM
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That's a rare beast. I'm pretty sure that the Soma "Rally" cage will mount on a Victory derailleur.
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
03-14-23, 01:46 PM
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It looks in post #1 like the lower pivot bolt is coaxial with the upper pulley. Too much to say that the Soma cage, with an offset there, might give more chain wrap?
That's a rare beast. I'm pretty sure that the Soma "Rally" cage will mount on a Victory derailleur.
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
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03-14-23, 03:33 PM
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Thread diameters don’t match up
That's a rare beast. I'm pretty sure that the Soma "Rally" cage will mount on a Victory derailleur.
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
https://www.merrysales.com/shop/soma...2790#attr=3684
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03-15-23, 06:05 AM
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Much larger threaded mounting hole in the Soma cage.
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03-15-23, 07:26 AM
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This might be a Triomphe or 980.
03-30-23, 09:02 PM
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Still looking if anyone has one.
Have a back up option but I am still looking for the real deal if anyone has one to sell that is in good shape.
