WTB: Shimano Z408 Shifters
08-03-17, 12:30 AM
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WTB: Shimano Z408 Shifters
Building up a bare frame for a friend and I have both derailleurs in that group but I'm missing the correct shifters. Prefer clamp-on but I can deal with braze-on. Thanks in advance.
Edit: Suppose I might include a photo of what they look like.
Humorously, this is the set I added to Velobase many years ago. Original equipment on a '84 Trek 400 that I did, and now I'm building another one.
Edit: Suppose I might include a photo of what they look like.
Humorously, this is the set I added to Velobase many years ago. Original equipment on a '84 Trek 400 that I did, and now I'm building another one.
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08-03-17, 05:40 AM
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the beauty of friction is that any friction shifters will work. I'd search more broadly for clamp on shimano shifters rather than try to match the exact component group. YMMV
08-03-17, 12:51 PM
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I have some really nice z408 shifters.
PM for pics
clamp on
perfect condition
20170803_153517[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr
20170803_153508[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr
20170803_153554[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr
PM for pics
clamp on
perfect condition
20170803_153517[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr20170803_153508[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr20170803_153554[/URL] by flog00[/URL], on Flickr
Last edited by Flog00; 08-04-17 at 07:36 AM.
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