campagnolo downtube shifters
02-04-10, 02:48 PM
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campagnolo downtube shifters
done a bit of research and i think that they are record synchro 3?
mid 90's.
just need to sell them and i want an accurate description as possible.
they are indexed or friction - 8 speed i think
mid 90's.
just need to sell them and i want an accurate description as possible.
they are indexed or friction - 8 speed i think
02-04-10, 02:56 PM
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Not the best pic but definetly synchros. 8 speed are pretty desirable, be sure to confirm that they are before you sell them. you can't tell the # of speed just by looking at these, as it is determined by a cam ring inside the shifter (so you could just change the ring, not the whole shifter, when changing to a different # of rear cogs.)
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i'll swap the cam ring and count the number of clicks tomorrow...
02-04-10, 04:53 PM
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Hi Nuovo, did these come off your Super Mistral?
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There may be more than one 8-sp cam ring, just as there is more than one 7-sp and 6-sp. They all match up with certain RD's and cassettes.
There are charts out there to help.
My guess is that 8-sp = 8-sp period, as the part number for the cam ring on the 1st gen 8-sp ergos is the same as that for the DT shifters.
There are charts out there to help.
My guess is that 8-sp = 8-sp period, as the part number for the cam ring on the 1st gen 8-sp ergos is the same as that for the DT shifters.
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