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Old 11-14-11, 08:27 PM
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Huret one-sided downtube shifter

What bike would this go to, and what is it worth? I've never seen one so it must be rare.



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I am not sure, I never saw a single with the shifter on the left before
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I don't know if they are the same, but it looks real close.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HURET-LEFT-S...item3f0f6dfc8e
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
I am not sure, I never saw a single with the shifter on the left before
They're not uncommon on French bicycles. Many manufacturers, such as Peugeot, with their large volume of domestic city bicycles, only brazed-on the shifter boss for the rear derailleur and retained this set-up on their 10 speeds for economy of manufacture. Consider this a conversion kit for adding a front derailleur. The large opening on the right side fits over the rear shifter boss, permitting both levers to be aligned.

IMO, due to their commoness, there is little value.
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Originally Posted by T-Mar
They're not uncommon on French bicycles. Many manufacturers, such as Peugeot, with their large volume of domestic city bicycles, only brazed-on the shifter boss for the rear derailleur and retained this set-up on their 10 speeds for economy of manufacture. Consider this a conversion kit for adding a front derailleur. The large opening on the right side fits over the rear shifter boss, permitting both levers to be aligned.

IMO, due to their commoness, there is little value.
the big opening on the right is what really had me stumped! at first I thought it was a double that was broken, but the shape of the band is completely different on both sides.
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So i have no need for this piece, unless someone has an old frenchy frame i could trade something for.
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Originally Posted by T-Mar
They're not uncommon on French bicycles. Many manufacturers, such as Peugeot, with their large volume of domestic city bicycles, only brazed-on the shifter boss for the rear derailleur and retained this set-up on their 10 speeds for economy of manufacture. Consider this a conversion kit for adding a front derailleur. The large opening on the right side fits over the rear shifter boss, permitting both levers to be aligned.

IMO, due to their commoness, there is little value.
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What he said, I see more Simplex setups like that but they're virtually the same as the Hurets in the OPs post.
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