derailleur gears

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• derailleur — də̇ˈrālə(r), dē noun ( s) Etymology: French dérailleur, from dérailler to go off the track (from dé de + rail rail, from English) + eur or : a mechanism for shifting gears on a bicycle that operates by moving the chain from one set of …   Useful english dictionary

• derailleur — noun Etymology: French dérailleur, from dérailler Date: 1930 a mechanism for shifting gears on a bicycle that operates by moving the chain from one set of exposed gears to another …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• derailleur — n. mechanism which shifts gears on a bicycle …   English contemporary dictionary

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• Bicycle gearing — The gearing on a bicycle is the selection of appropriate gear ratios for optimum efficiency or comfort. Different gears and ranges of gears are appropriate for different people and styles of cycling. Multi speed bicycles allow gear selection to… …   Wikipedia

• Rohloff Speedhub — The Rohloff SPEEDHUB 500/14 is a 14 speed epicyclic internal hub gear for bicycles. It has 14 equally spaced sequential gears operated by one twistgrip with no overlapping ratios. The gear range is wider than that of 27 speed derailleur systems.… …   Wikipedia

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