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Huret Challenger Performance
I put a NOS front and rear RD and shifters in the for sale section, and have a question about the performance.... I have never used these before so I really do not know. Anyone know about their performance, and is my price out of line?
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Well, I don't see any numbers being bandied about-- but I know I wouldn't pay over about $25 for ANY Huret Challenger rear, the front derailleurs are all about on a par, and I'm afraid I have to add that I see the chromed steel levers as a detraction (They add to the packing weight and there are many other alloy shift units I'd rather use on the bike itself) rather than an addition.
Now, that said, they do shift very nicely, and the round idler wheel gives a nice quiet operation. Eerily silent, in fact, and that reminds me I'm due to pick up my Challenger-equipped VeloSolex from the frame guy any day now. Looking forward to the miles and miles in a whispering rush..... |
Originally Posted by Captain Blight
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Now, that said, they do shift very nicely, and the round idler wheel gives a nice quiet operation. Eerily silent, in fact, and that reminds me I'm due to pick up my Challenger-equipped VeloSolex from the frame guy any day now. Looking forward to the miles and miles in a whispering rush..... I Really like the Huret Challenger and you can find them quite economically from time to time. Underrated IMO. I have one installed on the Super Course I was riding yesterday, and I have another in my parts bin for a pending project. |
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