Shimano rear der identification.
02-07-07, 12:03 PM
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Shimano rear der identification.
Shimano bolt on rear derailer, marked RD-AL11 on the back of the paralellogram, looks to be decent alloy & steel construction. Any ideas what it is and where it sits in the food chain?
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02-08-07, 12:33 AM
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No idea. Search turned up not much as you probably already know.
But if I had to guess, it could be great news or bad
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One potentials leads is theRD-M511 Deore series.
Another lead is the Tourney. It's part number is RD-TY18. Maybe this one falls below that?
It would be great if it were an older high quality part.
Good luck finding what it is.
But if I had to guess, it could be great news or bad
.One potentials leads is theRD-M511 Deore series.
Another lead is the Tourney. It's part number is RD-TY18. Maybe this one falls below that?
It would be great if it were an older high quality part.
Good luck finding what it is.
02-08-07, 11:25 AM
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"alloy and steel derailleurs (about 105 quality): long cage RD AL11 rear, triple cage front, circa 1980"
(from Google ) - https://search.bikelist.org/getmsg.as...10201.0605.eml
Otherwise I have no idea.
(from Google ) - https://search.bikelist.org/getmsg.as...10201.0605.eml
Otherwise I have no idea.
