Campagnolo Croce D'Aune / Chorus Front Derailleur: C023 / FD-01SCH - Vintage 1980's to 1990's - 6/7/8 Speed

This front mech was issued for the Croce D' Aune (C023) and Chorus gruppos (FD-01FCH and FD-01SCH) from about 1987 to 1995, in 6, 7, and 8 speed.   Condition Overall great to excellent used condition, though it has the wrong cable cinch...

Campagnolo Nuovo Record Three Hole Front Derailleur: 1052/NT - 28.6mm Clamp (Near Mint+ LOW Miles)

Vintage 3 hole NR front mech from the 1980's, in clamp mount format for your classic steel road bike.  This one has a red infill in the cage plate logo that is partially worn.  This could easily be scratched out with a point tip, or filled...

NOS Suntour Endless Band Clamp w/ Bolt for 28.6mm Front Derailleur (1 1/8")

Impossible to find OEM bands for your Suntour "endless type" front derailleur.   These were introduced in 1981 with the Cyclone Mark II and Superbe, the main reason was to apply the clamping force uniformly along the band,...

Suntour ARX Front Derailleur: FD-2600 - 28.6mm (Near Mint+ <50 Miles)

This rare early to mid 1980's front derailleur was situated one step below Cyclone MK-2, and was Suntour's response to the then radical Shimano 600 AX groupset.  It has a unique forward facing parallelogram with both limit screws front and center...

Shimano Dura Ace FD-7410 Front Derailleur: Braze-On w/ 31.8mm Adapter Clamp (EXC+)

7410 was the final version of the 7400 group, and was made for a year or two.  It's practically identical to the 9-speed FD-7700.  This one officially came with an 8 speed group, but will work great with 6 through 10 speed drivetrains...

Shimano Dura Ace FD-7410 Front Derailleur: Braze-On (Near Mint + LOW Miles)

7410 was the final version of the 7400 group, and was made for a year or two.  It's practically identical to the 9-speed FD-7700.  This one officially came with an 8 speed group, but will work great with 6 through 10 speed drivetrains...

Cyclo Benelux Mark 7 Cable Operated Front Derailleur: Type Two (Near Mint)

This is the 2nd version of the cable lever operated MK-7 front derailleur that ran from 1957-1969.  It's cage has the oval logo just like the rod operated derailleurs of the 40's and 50's, where the 1st type had BENELUX spelled out across it. ...

Shimano XTR FD-M9020-D Double Direct Mount Derailleur: 2x11 Speed - Side Swing (NEW)

XTR derailleur for 11s double setups on direct mount Condition New in box

SRAM X5 High Clamp Front Derailleur: 2x10-Speed - 31.8/34.9mm Clamp - Bottom (NEW)

Affordable 10s front derailleur Condition New, no package Details 34.9mm w/ shim for 31.6mm Bottom pull

NIB/NOS Shimano 105 SC FD-1055 Front Derailleur: Braze On

Loosely part of the 105C group with the glossy grey paint finish.  This was from the 7 speed group, though this works just as well with 5 speed, 6 speed, and 8 speed Condition New in box, mint Details Braze on Bottom pull

Campagnolo Centaur 10s Front Derailleur: 34.9mm STD Double - FD9-CE2C5 (MINT Almost New)

This is a standard 10 Speed Centaur, compatible with PowerGlide and Ultraglide shifters.  It is NOT the CT or QS.   Condition Barely used, mint condition.  The only wear to note is chain rub on the inner cage plate. Details 34...

Early Campagnolo Record Front Derailleur: 1958-1962! #1052/1 - Chrome Bronze Steel Arm - No Slot Cable Stop (EXC+)

Very tough to source late 1950's to very early 1960's Campy front mech. Perfect for your L'Eroica ride, or your period correct Italian road bike restoration.   It is positively identified as 1958 to 1962 via the chrome steel plated bronze...

NIB/NOS Campagnolo Veloce 10 Speed Front Derailleur: 31.8mm - Black - FD11-VLBC2

One of the more attractive Veloce designs IMO. Condition New old stock in original retail box.  This was part of a lot of NOS parts I bought from a collector who purchased these all new and never removed from their boxes.  Absolutely pristine...

1957 Campagnolo Record Front Derailleur: 1st Year! 1052/1 - Flat Head Pivots - No Slot Cable Stop Chrome Bronze Steel Arm (NEAR MINT++)

If you know what you're looking at, you understand this holy grail level price! This is a damn near immaculate show bike quality example of the very first version of the 1st gen of Record (later Nuovo Record) from 1957.  It is a true piece of...