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Old 11-09-08, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by daveornee
You will need to have a complete bar/stem/levers/cable set up to the QS system for each changeover and they will need to be length adjusted correctly and/or have INCA to help fine tune the cables.


Bruce Gordon QS2s

""Foolproof, even when used with finicky index shifting systems." - Bicycle Guide Magazine

QS2 stands for Quick Switch System gear cable splitters. Switch from drop bar to flat bars in under 3 minutes, without having to readjust derailleurs or brakes. Packaged to do cables on one bike.

$30.00

Bruce Gordon QS2 Gear Cable Splitters $30.00
http://www.bgcycles.com/access.html
For a first time use, this would require more labour than just swapping the bars out. You'll need TWO of those kits + labour to install it if you want to swap two bars out quickly. And that is if you plan on keeping them both around.

You could easily do without this gadget if you don't crimp cable ends and you have a good hex wrench available. In fact it would save you a lot of money for almost no measureable loss in speed, unless you were really swapping out two sets of bars repeatedly and very often.

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