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Shimano 100GS rear derailleur replacement

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  1. I have an old TREK 800 Antelope (ATB bike) that recently lost the rear
    derailleur. It's a Shimano 100GS Series, Part Number RD-M100-GS working
    on a 7 speed hub.

    Does anyone know where I might locate a replacement or what part would
    be a compatible substitute with the Shimano "Total Integration" click
    shifters?

    Thank you.

    John Sperr
    Rhinebeck NY

  2. On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 13:51:47 -0400, John Sperr <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I have an old TREK 800 Antelope (ATB bike) that recently lost the rear
    derailleur. It's a Shimano 100GS Series, Part Number RD-M100-GS working
    on a 7 speed hub.

    Does anyone know where I might locate a replacement or what part would
    be a compatible substitute with the Shimano "Total Integration" click
    shifters?

    Any recent Shimano rear der, and any SRAM rear der marked as
    "SIS-compatible", with either the same cage length or greater, using
    the same type of mount (which I believe is an axle tab for the Trek
    800), should work. Rear derailleurs don't care how many sprockets are
    on the freewheel; the shifter takes care of moving the der the correct
    amount to match up with the freewheel spacing.

    Many bike shops have a junk box full of used serviceable units of this
    type that can be had cheap.

    If an axle-tab mount was present as original equipment and you want to
    increase the range of options, a dropout-mounted der can be used with
    the addition of an adaptor.

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