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Campagnolo Chorus 10 Speed Rear Derailleur

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Classic Credit ia available on all orders over £315.

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Interest Free Finance is only available on complete bike orders. Applying only takes a few minutes and your finance approval will be turned round in seconds.

Detailed Breakdown:

Cash price (inc. delivery & VAT)
£123.69
Deposit (10%)
£12.37
Amount of loan
£111.32
 
 
9 months Interest Free
 
8 payments of
£12.37
1 Final payment of
£12.36
 
 

We will despatch all your items together when we receive confirmation from our finance company that your application has been successfully completed.

LOW COST CLASSIC FINANCE 36 MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT 19.9% APR ON ALL PURCHASES ABOVE £315

For customers who prefer to opt for a traditional credit package, our Low Cost Classic Finance product offers the ideal solution.

Classic Finance is a no nonsense, straight forward, interest bearing personal loan which allows you to spread the cost of your purchase over 36 equal monthly payments, at a low APR of 19.9%. It is available on purchases of £315 or more.
The example below, based on a cash price of £123.69, explains this:

Cash price (inc. delivery & VAT)
£123.69
Deposit (10%)
£12.37
Amount of loan
£111.32
Interest/Total Charge for credit
£34.12
Total amount payable
£157.81
Balance payable
£145.44
36 monthly repayments of
£4.04
APR
19.9%

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  • Campagnolo Chorus 10 Speed Rear Derailleur
    Carbon fibre immediately indicates a component's competitive spirit. So just imagine if the component in question is the very soul of the racing bike: the rear derailleur. The carbon front link says it clearly: the Chorus groupset is designed for racing.
    Available with a short or medium cage, to interface perfectly with double and compact cranksets.

    - Short (202g) for double chainset and sprocket set up to 13-26.

    - Medium (205g) for double chainset and sprocket set up to 13-29 or for triple chainset and sprocket set up to 13-26.

    - Long (217g) for triple chainset and sprocket set up to 13-29.

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RIBBLE Price Online price, a saving of 24% on Ribble prices.
Short £162.75 £123.69
MD £162.75 £123.69

  • About Campagnolo
  • Campagnolo S.r.l. designs, produces and distributes high-end components for racing bikes. It is present in over 30 countries with five branches and nine agencies. The main facility is located in Vicenza and employs about 690 workers. Campagnolo S.r.l. was founded in Vicenza in 1933 by Commendatore Tullio Campagnolo. The company soon expanded, focusing on the three fundamental concepts that would also characterise its future - performance, technological innovation, and quality of products and services. Products in carbon fibre are constantly being created as a glance at the new collection reveals: cranksets, front and rear derailleurs, integrated controls, headsets, seat posts / pins, bottle cages and high and low-profile wheels all made from carbon fibre.
  • About derailleurs rear
  • Rear Gear Selection Help Derailleur systems were designed and built as far back as the late 1800s. A French bicycle tourist, writer and cycling promoter Paul De Vivie, invented a two speed rear derailleur in 1905 which he used on forays into the Alps. In recent years Campagnolo and Shimano are the two main manufacturers of derailleurs, with Campagnolo only making road cycling derailleurs and Shimano making both road and offroad. American manufacturer SRAM has been an important third, specializing in derailleurs for mountain bikes, and in 2006 they introduced a drivetrain system for road bicycles.
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