SRAM NX Eagle Groupset: 1x 12-Speed - 32t DUB 170mm Crank - 11-50t cs - Derailleur - Shifter (NEW)

  Affordable MTB one by groupset with Eagle technology! Condition New, no package. It does look like the bottom bracket was installed in a frame as it has some grease residue, but it appears unused. Details Crank: 170mm x 32t Dub Shifter:...

NOS Suntour Superbe Tech L Rear Derailleur: Mid Cage (Take Off)

Released in 1983, this was cutting edge technology for the touring and mountain bike world! (Though mountain bikers more often used the Mountech).  It has a floating cage, dual parallelogram, and doesn't require a cable housing!  A favorite for...

SRAM XO Rear Derailleur: ESP - 9-Speed - Carbon/Titanium

This was the last of the ESP technology derailleurs.  Carbon, titanium and alloy create this beautiful yet functional piece of art. With an award winning design, this rear derailleur is lightweight, durable, and offers consistent precise...

NOS Huret Jubilee LONG Cage Rear Derailleur: #2248 - Touring - RARE (Take Off)

The rare long cage touring version of Huret's ultimate derailleur.  It features adjustable ball bearing jockey wheels and tiny hardware.  It weighs 145 grams, and is lighter than all but a few of the very lightest modern wonder short cage...

SRAM X0 10 Speed Rear Derailleur: Short Cage - Black Stealth (EXC+)

Top level 10s rear derailleur from SRAM.  Condition Excellent used shape.  Some cosmetic wear, nothing too bad.  Pics show condition accurately. Details Short cage 28t max cog Black with stealth decals Exact Action MSRP: $260

SRAM X4 9 Speed Rear Derailleur: Black - Long Cage (NEW)

Affordable and reliable derailleur for SRAM 7/8/9/10 speed shifters with 1:1 ratio  Condition New in box Details Long cage

NIB/NOS Crud Claw Cassette Cleaner Gizmo Gadget: Retro 1990's Weirdness - Black Anodized

This little trinket from the wild and weird early 1990's attached to your dropout under your quick release, and weaved through your cassette cogs to clean the mud and gunk as you pedal.  Did they work? I don't know. Never used one myself.  But...