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Derailleur Hangers


dalem44

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I was going through my Sani2c checklist and noticed that I hadn't got a spare derailleur hanger for my new frame. So off I went to the shops and had a look around, I couldn't get the hanger from my LBS since it was not a bike that they kept so I had to go elsewhere. I went to a chain that I am not too fond of since their prices are not the best unless you haggle your way through to what you want to pay. The only problem is, that I don't know what a derailleur hanger costs!

 

I ended up buying the hanger and walked out the shop feeling as though I had dropped the soap in a prison shower!

 

Can anyone enlighten me as to what a hanger should costs?

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R130-R150 odd. I suppose it could be as much as R200. but more than that and I would be unhappy

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Paid about R125 for a Scott hanger and R82 for a Giant hanger at the LBS last week. Don't know whether that's good or bad though

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The said derailleur is for a Raleigh

My raleigh mtb, last one from the chain mentioned by the OP, R25...
:cursing:
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My raleigh mtb, last one from the chain mentioned by the OP, R25...

My last Raleigh mtb one cost me R250

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The said derailleur is for a Raleigh

:cursing:

My last Raleigh mtb one cost me R250

 

They didn't have a clue what they were looking for, so they took out a box with assorted hangers in it, I dug around till I found a matching one. No price for it on their system, so I made em an offer. My lucky day, I guess...

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sounds much cheaper than a derailer in the spokes and a wrecked frame... you should be thanking your lucky stars they had one.

 

rememebr to carry it with you every day... much easier than converting to a singlespeed mid race.

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sounds much cheaper than a derailer in the spokes and a wrecked frame... you should be thanking your lucky stars they had one.

 

rememebr to carry it with you every day... much easier than converting to a singlespeed mid race.

Thanks for the advice... I went the singlespeed route once out on the trail but it kept slipping gears so I ended up running the bike home!

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rememebr to carry it with you every day... much easier than converting to a singlespeed mid race.

 

+1000000000

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sounds much cheaper than a derailer in the spokes and a wrecked frame... you should be thanking your lucky stars they had one.

 

rememebr to carry it with you every day... much easier than converting to a singlespeed mid race.

 

+1 - I reckon hangers are like chain breakers, carry it with you always and chances are pretty good you'll never need it ;)

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I have been riding for 6 years and only ever need one once! I have already added it to my ride pack that I take with on all rides!

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