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Huret Jubilee RD: adapter for Campagnolo dropouts
In case you were wondering...
Huret Jubilee RD (2nd version)
Fitted with adapter for Campagnolo dropouts (leather washer used to hold adapter in place)
Standard tab for the derailleur stop on a Huret dropout sits at the 9 o’clock position
(with cable stop at the 6 o’clock position on this view)
(with cable stop at the 6 o’clock position on this view)
Huret dropout via
Huret dropout on a late 60’s Gitane TdF (note derailleur stop at 4 o’clock)
Campagnolo dropout on a 1972 Gitane SC (derailleur stop at 7 o’clock) via
The now ubiquitous Campagnolo rear dropout
Adapter for the derailleur stop on a Campagnolo dropout shifts the tab (with adjustment screw) 90 degrees
so it lies adjacent to the cable stop
so it lies adjacent to the cable stop
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Some Huret Jubilee RDs had tabs located to fit Campagnolo dropouts like this (1st version) example
Tab shifted 90 degrees to sit adjacent to the cable stop
Tab engages derailleur stop at 7 o'clock on a Campagnolo-style rear dropout
Mind you, French dérailleurs only ever work properly when attached to French bicycles.
Everyone knows that.
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