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Meek 06-03-17 02:42 PM

Which is inner and outer cage
 
On a rear derailleur which is the inner cage and which is the outer cage? Unfortunately I can make a case for both. I bent the one that is closest to the spokes when installed. Thanks for your help.

Meek 06-04-17 08:34 AM

Ttt

sweeks 06-04-17 08:41 AM


Originally Posted by Meek (Post 19629324)
On a rear derailleur which is the inner cage and which is the outer cage?

Try to find an "exploded" view of your derailleur on the manufacturer's web site. Also, images help viewers here to have a better idea of your problem (hint!).
Steve

fietsbob 06-04-17 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by Meek (Post 19629324)
On a rear derailleur which is the inner cage and which is the outer cage? Unfortunately I can make a case for both. I bent the one that is closest to the spokes when installed. Thanks for your help.

That would be the inner, it's the one that is threaded for the bolts.


Shimano? just buy a whole new RD, spare parts otherwise will be hard to find, (cost to distribute small parts is high)
Other than cannibalizing another of the same, found in a bin, say at the LBS,
but it may have suffered the same kind of damage...






:rolleyes:

Meek 06-04-17 11:34 AM

It's a Sram Red 22. I saw on eBay a J&L carbon fiber inner. Anyone use J&L before?

fietsbob 06-04-17 11:54 AM

So you like risk free cutting edge widgets ? stick your neck out, Meek one, take the risk.





:rolleyes:


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