Campy Super Record Bar End Shifters
11-05-07, 11:11 AM
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Campy Super Record Bar End Shifters
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My name is zac and I'm new here and sort of new to cycling. I have a ? for you all.
I have some campy super record bar end shifters which have a broken expansion hex nut - i wonder if anyone knows of a place where i might be able to find a replacement?
thanks ain advance for any help.
cheers,
zac
My name is zac and I'm new here and sort of new to cycling. I have a ? for you all.
I have some campy super record bar end shifters which have a broken expansion hex nut - i wonder if anyone knows of a place where i might be able to find a replacement?
thanks ain advance for any help.
cheers,
zac
11-05-07, 12:17 PM
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11-05-07, 12:20 PM
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If it is the expansion BOLT thatsecures the body to the handlebar, might be tough, it is OEM unique.
Why do you think they are Super Record?
Why do you think they are Super Record?
11-05-07, 12:32 PM
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zac, which part is it we're talking about?
11-05-07, 12:54 PM
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It would be rare for the mounting bolt to break; it is pulled into the expansion plug by using a 5mm Allen wrench inserted into the hex hole through the end of the mounting body after removing the lever.
The exploded view is scanned from a Schwinn service manual.
The exploded view is scanned from a Schwinn service manual.
11-05-07, 01:28 PM
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hi zac i have a bunch of spares for these shifters..
if you are interested,
send me a pmessage and i will check my pile in the meantime
if you are interested,
send me a pmessage and i will check my pile in the meantime
11-05-07, 02:03 PM
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Which came first? The Suntour or the Campy barend shifter? I know that Suntour also branded theirs as "Schwinn Approved," and I've seen a set of Raleigh (Suntour) barends. I've just been currious about the development on the Campagnolo version. They do look very simular.
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11-05-07, 02:54 PM
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I'm glad you brought this up, Rev., as that exploded view looks like a dumbed-down Sun Tour barcon.
Since you're not a noted Campy basher we can proceed in an agreeable fashion.
In fact, I'd bet that the Sun Tour mounting bolt and expander plug would interchange.
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Since you're not a noted Campy basher we can proceed in an agreeable fashion.
In fact, I'd bet that the Sun Tour mounting bolt and expander plug would interchange.
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I have Campys on my chrome P-13 and SunTour (Schwinn Approved) on my P-15, and regular SunTours on everything else.
I prefer the SunTours! Ugly I can live with, they work so much better!
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11-06-07, 06:46 AM
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Death fork? Naaaah!!
The sole pair I've encountered don't ratchet as smoothly as the Sun Tour shifters, but they're indexed switched to friction mode.
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