I rode one over half way across the cusa (mid 70's) with no problems
and had a couple thousand miles on it before hand. As Jeff said it
required overshift but back then over shift was totally acceptable.
Would I buy one now? Yeah for nostaligia on a local rider and if
George wants to sell his at
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 7:30 AM, George Schick wrote:
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> Should you decide you want one, I have a NOS, in-the-box Rally I'll be
> glad to unload. The box is a big beat up, but the derailler has never
> been used.
And I've got a couple of old SunTour V ...somethings.
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Should you decide you want one, I have a NOS, in-the-box Rally I'll be
glad to unload. The box is a big beat up, but the derailler has never
been used.
On Jan 15, 7:31 pm, John Ferguson wrote:
> Has anyone here actually used a Campagnolo Rally rear derailleur? I
> remember one on my uncle's bik
There is the early pretty good Rally, then the later, really sucks bad
boat anchor version.
Check the CR list for the gory details.
I figure these were popular since most bikes didn't have the braze on
for a Cyclo.
Scott G.
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on 1/15/09 5:31 PM, John Ferguson at rfj1...@yahoo.com wrote:
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> Has anyone here actually used a Campagnolo Rally rear derailleur? I
> remember one on my uncle's bike from way back when; he rode that thing
> tens of thousands of miles.
>
In Frank Berto's "The Dancing Chain", he mentions that h
Hi-
I had a Rally on my brevet bike and it required a fair amount of overshift
to change cogs, but I got used to it. Gave me something to focus my attention
on during long rides. Like the Nuovo Record I had on a previous bike it shifted
marginally but I'm sure it would last for 20 years. I'm
Campagnolo deraillleurs are great. I run Campag on all 3 of my bikes.
Short, medium and Long cage. Compact, Double, Triple.
Allez!
--- On Thu, 1/15/09, Jim Bronson wrote:
From: Jim Bronson
Subject: [RBW] Re: Opinions on Campagnolo Rally
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday
The old Rally derailleurs don't have a good reputation.
On Jan 15, 7:31 pm, John Ferguson wrote:
> Has anyone here actually used a Campagnolo Rally rear derailleur? I
> remember one on my uncle's bike from way back when; he rode that thing
> tens of thousands of miles.
>
> Just wondering as I'm
New Campy works good too :p
(running a long-cage Chorus alloy on my Riv, 10 speed but using it on
a 9 speed system)
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 1:31 AM, John Ferguson wrote:
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> Has anyone here actually used a Campagnolo Rally rear derailleur? I
> remember one on my uncle's bike from way back when;
