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Shimano 105 Rear Derailleur (2003)

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Fri Dec 31 2004 Reviewed By: Rodney (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For 2 Years or more Strengths light, relatively inexpensive, durable, good looks Weaknesses heavier than Ultegra or Dura Ace Similar Products Used none Review I've been riding a 105 rear derailleur for a little under two years now and have had no real problems. Landed on it many times, still works great. No real complaints except that the barrel adjuster sometimes snaps when you land on it, but hey, its a road derailleur, and it still works even so. I definitely recommend this derailleur to anyone looking for good quality and excellent durability with a relatively cheap price.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Sat Dec 06 2003 Reviewed By: Nick Wright (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For 1 Year Strengths Its soo strong Weaknesses weakness whats that? Similar Products Used All Review The 105 reaLly is strong and reliable. I must have hit it on rocks a hundred times and it still works smoothly. I even landed a gap to rock on it at a comp once and was sure my day was over but it was just fine! You may have to shop around to find a cheap one but that about it.
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Sun Mar 21 2004 Reviewed By: darren (anon) Rider Level: Intermediate
Used Product For 6 Months Strengths half decent price, strong, reliable, pimp look Weaknesses none so far Similar Products Used sora, xt, xtr etc Review a light, strong, reliable deraileur for trials riding, that also looks pimp what more do you need
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