[Mike H.]

Ripped the dropout off my switch this afternoon... tagged an un-movable rock while carving a hard/fast right... dropout did it's job and saved the derailleur and rear wheel... so, sad about the situation, but very happy with the dropout design.

So, where do I get replacement derailleur hangers?

 

[rockyuphill]

Your Rocky dealer for an OE hanger, or North Shore Billet or Blackspire for a beefier CNC one. You can also add a NSB Hanger Banger to help beef it up but you start to increase the risk of damaging the derailleur as you stiffen up the hanger.

 

[Phi.Design]

http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=10028&category=
Same price as Rocky will charge you through your LBS. But you will get it a lot faster than Rocky will ship it to you. I did the same thing, and had to wait for what seemed like forever to get my hanger.

 

[Mike H.]

thanks guys... I went ahead and ordered a few... easy fix if you've got the hanger on hand.
I went with the replacement style... I'd rather loose the hanger than mess up the derailleur or worse, the frame.

 

[Mike H.]

Well, i ended up going thru Jenson... got derailleur hangers(3) made by Wheels... model #68. Arrived in 2 days!
Fits perfect, is more beefy than the original, came with new hardware for mounting, and is powder coated black.
Neat-o.

 

[Phi.Design]

oooh, good to know. thanks. how much per?

 

[Mike H.]

$20.00 ea., and shipping was $13.95.
There was a website that had the Wheels #68 hanger for $17.99, and only ~8 for shipping, but, I'd never heard of them... so I went with what I had heard was a repuatable buisness.
I was suprised to get new hardware and powdercoat finish... not that bare alum. is gonna rust...