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| Category: | Rear Derailleurs |
| Name: | Campagnolo 1012/1, Gran Sport |
| Brand: | Campagnolo |
| Primary Group: | Gran Sport |
| Model: | 1012/1 |
| Years: | 1953 - ? |
| Country: | Italy |
| Weight: | 340 grams (Actual) |
| Added By: | JFischer on 05/11/09 |
| Updated By: | JFischer on 07/14/10 |
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| Outer Plate Markings | Campagnolo Gran Sport | Inner Plate Markings | |
| Material | Bronze | Design Category | Inline parallelogram |
| Attachment Bolt Size | Claw | Cable Attachment Bolt Size | |
| Shifting Systems | Friction | Cable Adjuster | No |
| Cage Length | Short | Max Cog Size | 26 |
| Max Chain Wrap | | | |
| Component Variations | View Detailed List Manage Variations |
| Variations of Component exist (Component is 1 of 4) | Brand | Group |
| Campagnolo 1012/1, Gran Sport | Campagnolo | Gran Sport |
| Campagnolo 1012/4, Gran Sport | Campagnolo | Gran Sport |
| Campagnolo 1012/4, Gran Sport (first version) | Campagnolo | Gran Sport |
| Component Groups |
| Primary Group Name | Brand | Quick Info | Browse Group Components |
| Gran Sport (1951-196X) | Campagnolo | 1951 - , Road Race | View 26 Components |
| Details: Hugo Koblet won the 1951 Tour de France in July using Gran Sport derailleurs. |
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