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Hi All,
My cheap-o TT bike is almost ready for use. But I still need a rear
derailleur.
The shift levers are Dura-Ace 9-speed bar ends, the chain is HG-53,
the cassette is Sram 9-speed.
Will a Sora 3300 rear derailleur work? I assume it will, but I don't
want to buy one just to try and find out the hard way.
Joseph
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Ozark Bicycle
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email hidden said:Hi All,
My cheap-o TT bike is almost ready for use. But I still need a rear
derailleur.
The shift levers are Dura-Ace 9-speed bar ends, the chain is HG-53,
the cassette is Sram 9-speed.
Will a Sora 3300 rear derailleur work?
Yes.
(Q: What shifts better than a $15 Shimano RD?)
(A: Nothing)
Quoted message said:I assume it will, but I don't
want to buy one just to try and find out the hard way.
Joseph
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Qui si parla Campagnolo
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email hidden said:Hi All,
My cheap-o TT bike is almost ready for use. But I still need a rear
derailleur.
The shift levers are Dura-Ace 9-speed bar ends, the chain is HG-53,
the cassette is Sram 9-speed.
Will a Sora 3300 rear derailleur work? I assume it will, but I don't
want to buy one just to try and find out the hard way.
Joseph
Yep, it'll work just fine.
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