Classic Shimano Tourney SIS 6 speed rear derailleur RD-TY18 GS. Made in China in the year 2000 . Longer cage GS version so up to 28t rear tooth capacity and designed to work with a double or triple chainset if required (maximum chainring difference of 20 tooth between the smallest and biggest chainrings) Fully serviced -see below.

These have been supplied without mounting bolts so you will need to use the  mounting bolt from your own derailleur (please use one from a similar derailleur model - many Shimano mounting bolts from this style of derailleur will fit but please ask if unsure). 


Condition-These are all new old stock and will have some minor cosmetic marks from very long storage. Nothing that is too serious but may have some damage to the black paint allowing small amounts of rust or some staining of the silver coloured finish on the plated parts (none of this will affect use and none are too bad)
. Please see photos of some examples of the kind of cosmetic marks you might find.

Need to see more photos?-just email me what you want to see and I will send you more pics.Any questions please ask and I will try to answer asap.

Please be aware that all my cycling spares are located in Bishops Castle, Shropshire, UK.

Payment within two days of ordering please.

Please look at my other listings for more vintage/classic cycle spares and save me as a seller as more will be listed soon!

Good quality classic cycles/parts always wanted in the Bishops Castle area-good prices paid!

Should you want more than one item and want to combine postage (if not already freepost) please put all items in your basket and then request a revised invoice before making a payment (once payment has been made I cannot combine postage costs sorry). If you live outside the UK and want more than one item then please contact me before purchase as I may be able to save you some shipping costs by combining all items into one listing. Please note that I only send items outside of the UK by using EBays` Global Shipping program and EBay themselves set the price for this service.

Happy cycling folks!