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  1. My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I find
    out which one I need?!

  2. Moo said:

    My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I find
    out which one I need?!

    Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

  3. On Apr 30, 6:53 pm, Moo <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I find
    out which one I need?!

    Google rear derailleur hangers and match your bikes year,model,ect. I
    did it a few months ago. And was riding in a week. Good luck.

  4. "Moo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Moo said:

    My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I find
    out which one I need?!

    Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    You get the one for a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    Greg

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  5. G.T. said:

    "Moo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Moo said:

    My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I find
    out which one I need?!


    Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    You get the one for a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    Greg


    Well I've not been able to find one yet.

  6. Moo said:
    G.T. said:

    "Moo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Moo wrote:
    > My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.
    >
    > Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I
    > find out which one I need?!
    Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    You get the one for a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    Greg


    Well I've not been able to find one yet.

    Call Carrera. In my case my hanger comes directly from the manufacturer
    and it's shaped exactly for my frame model.

    Greg

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  7. G.T. said:
    Moo said:
    G.T. said:

    "Moo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > Moo wrote:
    >> My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.
    >>
    >> Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I
    >> find out which one I need?!
    > Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    You get the one for a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    Greg


    Well I've not been able to find one yet.

    Call Carrera. In my case my hanger comes directly from the manufacturer
    and it's shaped exactly for my frame model.

    Well here's a picture of the dropout I've just taken off the bike:

    http://mysite.orange.co.uk/ebaylowe/pictures/dropout.jpg

    and here is a site showing the shapes of dropouts available:

    http://www.bikecare.co.uk/acc/rear_hangers.html

    as far as I can tell it's either a "Type B" or a "RMM 234" or they could
    just be the same type with a different name.

  8. Moo said the following on 30/04/2007 23:57:

    Quoted message said:
    Moo said:

    My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has snapped.

    Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how do I
    find out which one I need?!

    Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.

    Carrera is Halfords own brand, isn't it? Try Halfords.

    --
    Paul Boyd
    http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

  9. Moo said:
    G.T. said:
    Moo said:

    G.T. wrote:
    > "Moo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    > news:[email hidden]...
    >> Moo wrote:
    >>> My rear derauiller has dropped off! The rear mech hanger has
    >>> snapped.
    >>>
    >>> Looking on wiggle.co.uk there are lots of different types, how doI
    >>> find out which one I need?!
    >> Forgot to say I have a 2003 Carrera Banshee.
    >
    > You get the one for a 2003 Carrera Banshee.
    >
    > Greg
    >
    Well I've not been able to find one yet.


    Call Carrera. In my case my hanger comes directly from the
    manufacturer and it's shaped exactly for my frame model.

    Well here's a picture of the dropout I've just taken off the bike:

    http://mysite.orange.co.uk/ebaylowe/pictures/dropout.jpg

    and here is a site showing the shapes of dropouts available:

    http://www.bikecare.co.uk/acc/rear_hangers.html

    as far as I can tell it's either a "Type B" or a "RMM 234" or they could
    just be the same type with a different name.

    http://www.derailleurhanger.com/idontseemybike.htm
    or
    http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/index.php?category=3211 If I had
    to guess, I'd say #25, but GT
    is right, you need to contact Carrera directly. Actually, you'll prob
    need to contact a dealer because Carrera
    is prob just a name slapped on some manufacturer's bike shaped toy.
    --
    Slack

  10. On 01/05/2007 13:39, Slack said,

    Quoted message said:

    Actually, you'll prob
    need to contact a dealer because Carrera
    is prob just a name slapped on some manufacturer's bike shaped toy.

    Like wot I said three hours earlier - Carrera is Halfords' own brand.
    Therefore Halfords is the place to go.

    For US readers, Halfords is a motoring accessories chain store, and some
    branches sell bikes and bits. Bikes range from pink flowery kids bikes
    to high end MTBs, depending on the branch, and some branches even have
    staff that know one end of a bike from the other.

    --
    Paul Boyd
    http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

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