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May 22nd 20, 01:58 AM
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On Topic! FD-7200 derailleur and RD-7400 derailleur the same group?
The topic line says it all. Ar the FD-7200 derailleur and RD-7400 derailleur the same group?
Or would a rear derailleur have a RD-7200 number in order to be of the same group? These are Dura Ace derailleurs. Cheers 
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