Reproduction Campag Rally cage ?

[ferrus]

A bizarre thing to produce, can't imagine there's much of a market for these??
I'd want original for the price, but I guess they're not very common - so if you want to run some low gears with your Nuovo or Super Record mech...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Campagnolo-R ... rk:48f:0

 

[roadking]

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Big market for these Soma items stateside.

Rk.

 

[ferrus]

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ok, I've never seen them before

 

[roadking]

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ok, I've never seen them before

I have a Campagnolo Rally (had it a long time, and they're silly money now - as are NR mechs) and for the money the Suntour Cyclone is at least as good if not better than the Rally or a Soma converted NR.

Rk.

 

[biggs682]

Could do with those on my Shorter

 

[ferrus]

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ok, I've never seen them before

I have a Campagnolo Rally (had it a long time, and they're silly money now - as are NR mechs) and for the money the Suntour Cyclone is at least as good if not better than the Rally or a Soma converted NR.

Rk.

Indeed. I've a couple of Rallys' in the mech collection and also use a 1st Gen' on an old MTB, but I've never found them to work that well. The Cyclones are lovely as you say; better function, really light and a relative bargain in their day.
From a mech' collectors perspective they're still a great buy, with nice examples for under £25.

Incidentally the first ever mech I bought in the collection was a NOS 3rd Gen Rally. it cost £16 inc postage!

 

[M-Power]

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I have a spare 2nd Gen Rally. Paid £235 for it :facepalm: but i got another one for £115 so happy to let the first one go for the same Shipped UK PP Gift