The second incarnation of the Jubilee was supposed to be stronger than the first version, and was also supposed to look even lighter with its fashionably drilled cage. In fact it had put on 15g, despite all those holes.

It is still a beautiful, frighteningly light, object, and still worked surprisingly well over a close ratio freewheel.

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1. •Brand: Sachs-Huret
   

2. •Country: Germany (Bundesrepublik Deutschland), manufactured in France
   

3. •Date of introduction: 1981?
   

4. •Date of this example: unknown
   

5. •Model no: 2200 or 44/2 (Sutherland’s 6th edition)
   

6. •Weight: 149g
   

7. •Maximum cog: 28 teeth
   

8. •Total capacity: 31 teeth
   

9. •Pulley centre to centre: 43mm
   

10. •Index compatibility: friction
    

11. •Chain width: 3/32”
    

12. •Logic: top normal
    

13. •Pivots: two pivots, front sprung and rear unsprung
    

14. •Material: aluminium (with a curious lack of any titanium)
    

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