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Old 03-08-11 | 08:38 AM
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Again, the problem is finding an All Metal Simplex FD at a reasonable price.
have you read my posts yet?
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Old 03-08-11 | 08:46 AM
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I also have another all metal simplex rd with a claw that you can have for cheap. I have to find a pic though.
You mean this one?
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Old 03-08-11 | 08:50 AM
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You mean this one?

that's the one. I'm seriously having deja vu right now..

if you ever need a RD, you know where to look

I do have several front's but I'd have to check to see if any could be for sale.
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Old 03-08-11 | 08:50 AM
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I've read this three times and I still don't see where he said it was a 5sp hub. He say's he has a px-8, that's it. What I do see is him referring to it as a "10 speed" numerous times...
anyhow, what is this?

This is not his only thread. He has posted pictures and even a video of his rear derailer in action. He doesn't need a rear derailer.

He doesn't seem to want to take any advice, so I'm through trying to help him.
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Old 03-08-11 | 08:52 AM
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This is not his only thread. He has posted pictures and even a video of his rear derailer in action. He doesn't need a rear derailer.

He doesn't seem to want to take any advice, so I'm through trying to help him.
oh ok.

Well anyway, what is that mech on my tandem? It doesnt have any markings on it.
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Old 03-08-11 | 08:56 AM
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It looks like a long cage SX410 to me.
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Old 03-08-11 | 09:01 AM
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He doesn't seem to want to take any advice, so I'm through trying to help him.
What help have you provided other than to say how much you paid for Simplex and that I should stick with Simplex?
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Old 03-08-11 | 09:06 AM
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What help have you provided other than to say how much you paid for Simplex and that I should stick with Simplex?
he also helped lift your spirits with his overtly friendly demeanor ?

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You could bite the bullet and for under $70 US, pick up this set of Simplex 610's. You can always use an extra rear gear.

https://hilarystone.com/gearsothers.html
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Old 03-08-11 | 09:21 AM
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You could bite the bullet and for under $70 US, pick up this set of Simplex 610's. You can always use an extra rear gear.

https://hilarystone.com/gearsothers.html
Great find! That may be what I go for although I really hate ordering stuff from across the pond. That RD is in way better condition than mine. I just sent an email to make sure they still have the set.

I would love to have a set like this, but the set just sold on Ebay for $250:


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