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Re: Simplex Demultiplicator ?

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  1. Bob said:

    Anyone know what a "Demultiplicator" actually does ? I've seen these
    for sale (ebay) but they have me baffled. Obviously it is a downtube
    cable guide of sorts - but what is the demultiplicator part all
    about ?

    Changes the amount of cable travel (intended for use on a
    tandem) such that a friction shift lever can span a far-away

    wide range
    freewheel less sloppily.

    The demultiplicator is a bell crank with different length arms

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    Andrew Muzi
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  2. 10 Apr 2005 20:17:14 -0500 A Muzi said:

    The demultiplicator is a bell crank with different length arms

    Is one of those lengths adjustable so you can choose the ratio that
    suits you?

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  3. Is one of those lengths adjustable so you can choose the ratio that
    suits you?

    Nope.
    Phil Brown

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