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| Category: | Rear Derailleurs |
| Name: | Gipiemme Bagarre |
| Brand: | Gipiemme |
| Primary Group: | Bagarre |
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| Years: | Late 1980's - Early 1990's |
| Country: | Italy |
| Weight: | 240 grams (Actual) |
| Added By: | chkamb on 09/29/18 |
| Updated By: | RaviPrem1990 on 01/10/19 |
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| Outer Plate Markings | GIPIEMME EXPLOIT | Inner Plate Markings | |
| Material | Aluminum Alloy | Design Category | Slant parallelogram |
| Attachment Bolt Size | 6mm Allen Key | Cable Attachment Bolt Size | 8mm Wrench |
| Shifting Systems | | Cable Adjuster | Yes |
| Cage Length | Short | Max Cog Size | |
| Max Chain Wrap | | | |
Gipiemme produced components to rival Campagnolo - and were usually cheaper. Gipiemme offers a near complete line of equipment for the discriminating cyclist. The company has been able to do this by incorporating Simplex derailleurs and Modolo brakes into the line.
Simplex licenced Gipiemme to market the Super LJ front and rear derailleurs under the Gipiemme name. Modolo also licenced Gipiemme to market their brakes under the Gipiemme label.
