Wanted Campagnolo Super Record jockey wheel cage

Posted on Mon 10th, April 2017

• #1

SideshowBob
I only really need the rear part of the cage to the jockey wheels but will buy both parts if you have them. Mine is damaged by the previous owner.

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• #2

SideshowBob
I think the previous owner had the cage on the wrong way and the chain has taken a big gouge out of the cage.

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• #3

SideshowBob

Please let me know what you have for sale.
Thanks very much.
• #4

SideshowBob

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• #5

roadrash

I have a pat82 for spares so should be able to help. I'll dig it out tomorrow night and take some pics. Will let you know
• #6

SideshowBob in reply to @roadrash

That will be great @roadrash
• #7

chris_gee

I have a complete NR with a broken limit screw casting, I'll see if the cages are interchangeable, nice clean bolts etc
• #8

roadrash in reply to @SideshowBob

Sorry for the delay @SideshowBob, I've dug it out now. Pm me you email address and I'll send you some pics over.

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