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Old 02-17-17 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Joe Remi
I won't miss it, those things are real boat anchors. You can do better with a decent derailleur drivetrain.
I happen to prefer derailer drivetrains as well; but the SRAM DDs were reliable and provided an excellent gear range without using a long cage rear derailer.

Originally Posted by edelay
That's too bad. Gosh at 100,000 units of sales per year, the supply chain isn't interested in producing parts. That still a large niche. I guess these companies like SRAM can't afford or aren't interested in producing their own sub components.
I found that surprising that someone couldn't continue production given that the tooling was already in place.
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