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Old 05-23-19 | 09:49 PM
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Aubergine
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Originally Posted by cudak888
Applies just the same to new derailers too, if we are lump everything into one basket. Some of the low-end modern crap will loosen up quickly without any help, while other "old derailers" will hold their position for 30 years.

*cough* Suntour *cough*

There are so many good C&V derailers (to bad) in regular circulation that I tend to suspect the mechanic in these situations, if their first inclination is to blame the part on a blind assessment of age.

-Kurt
Kurt, I blame the mechanic (me) too. I adjusted the derailleur when I put it on the bike, so I take responsibility. I just hoped to save other C&V spokes from the
same fate.
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