Campy Triomphe long cage Der
06-18-08 | 06:39 AM
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Campy Triomphe long cage Der
Yea I just bought one, are they rare? I've never seen one before.
anyone ever use one? how good or bad do they work?
a pic from the auction:
anyone ever use one? how good or bad do they work?
a pic from the auction:
06-19-08 | 11:32 AM
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Well, if the short cage Triomphe's performance is anything to go by, then it will average at best, totally crappy at worst
06-19-08 | 01:27 PM
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I have a short cage Triomphe and find it to be totally adequate. Granted I'm no racer but when I want to shift it shifts. Am i missing something?
I will add that I was using a Victory Der for a while, which is supposed to be superior, and I really didn't notice a difference.
I will add that I was using a Victory Der for a while, which is supposed to be superior, and I really didn't notice a difference.
06-19-08 | 01:57 PM
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Pretty much the size of it. According to Frank Berto, the LX long-cage RD's were a little worse in regards to performance on wide-range FW's.
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06-19-08 | 02:44 PM
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