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4.0 out of 5 stars
The best yet
Used in the push-up position this product works quite well. Very smooth like a deraileur. I had to really crank it up to get enough tension though. Would be nice if it could be fixed and not spring loaded. Not quite straight with my chain-line either. But it is still good. You will need an 18mm cone wrench to install, no work around.
Published 6 months ago by sweetp
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Dont throw away your old derailleur yet!
I tried this contraption in every position possible using both springs. The device didn't appear to generate enough spring resistance to even budge the loose chain, or engage the chain to stay on the singleator sprocket. I will say that I was not happy with the general quality or feel of this product, like why does it cost so much? Most derailleurs...
Published 11 months ago by Shawn E. Jodoin
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4.0 out of 5 stars
The best yet,
By sweetp (Ohio) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Surly Singleator (Misc.)
Used in the push-up position this product works quite well. Very smooth like a deraileur. I had to really crank it up to get enough tension though. Would be nice if it could be fixed and not spring loaded. Not quite straight with my chain-line either. But it is still good. You will need an 18mm cone wrench to install, no work around.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Dont throw away your old derailleur yet!,
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This review is from: Surly Singleator (Misc.)
I tried this contraption in every position possible using both springs. The device didn't
appear to generate enough spring resistance to even budge the loose chain, or engage the chain to stay on the singleator sprocket. I will say that I was not happy with the general quality or feel of this product, like why does it cost so much? Most derailleurs not only work as advertised to complete a far greater task, but do so flawlessly. They have three times as many parts and move in three times as many directions, and yet cost less?. After the singleator failed to do what it was advertised to, I ended up using a old mountain bike derailleur and pulling it in alignment with my single sprocket and cinching it down with an old friction shifter. This really is optimum anyway in case you decide to place more sprockets back on your cassette |
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Surly Singleator by Surly
$49.95 $47.01 - $50.00
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