campagnolo croce d'aune pulley bolt
10-27-09, 10:57 PM
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campagnolo croce d'aune pulley bolt
Hi people,
New here as a member but I use the info here quite regularly. I have a Croce D'Aune rear derailleur, and I need to replace the pulley bolts. There is a shorter one on the more isolated pulley (the "tension pulley"?) and a longer one for the one that connects to the main body ("jockey pulley"?). You guys know where to locate them.
Thanks
New here as a member but I use the info here quite regularly. I have a Croce D'Aune rear derailleur, and I need to replace the pulley bolts. There is a shorter one on the more isolated pulley (the "tension pulley"?) and a longer one for the one that connects to the main body ("jockey pulley"?). You guys know where to locate them.
Thanks
10-28-09, 07:11 AM
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Hello I am not sure if this will help but, the Campi part # is upper bolt 7350252, it is called 'upper roller fixing screw. the lower one is #7350253 'lower roller fixing screw'.
this company is atleast showing the upper instock. https://www.ochsnerusa-store.com/prod...rod=CA-7350252
I checked and unfortunatly none of the other 'screws' from that area are the same.
this company is atleast showing the upper instock. https://www.ochsnerusa-store.com/prod...rod=CA-7350252
I checked and unfortunatly none of the other 'screws' from that area are the same.
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