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Old 09-29-11, 06:37 PM
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Suntour (Rivendell Silver) Shifters On A Campagnolo Shifter Clamp?

Has anybody here successfully done this? If so how and how is it working?
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Is there a difference between a Campagnolo shifter clamp and a Suntour? I don't believe there's a difference in the post or the threading.
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The shifters I have are for braze-ons. Before I started messing it, I thought I would ask.....
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Why do you have to ask these types of technical and practical questions? Can't we just subjectively review Italian racing bikes?
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Nikkorod makes a good point.

Still, if you must know, I'm pretty sure you're golden.
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Why would you want to do this anyway? A campy clamp with suntour levers isnt any less cool than a suntour clamp with suntour levers

Or do you not have a suntour clamp? I probably have a few dozen if you want one.

also, how big is this frame? Dt shifters don't work on frames over 48cm.....
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Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd

Still, if you must know, I'm pretty sure you're golden.
What? Huh?

Oh.

Sorry.
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Went and tried it and it doesn't work well. The shifter has a good amount of lateral movement even when tightened down. Oh well. This is on that Moto. I wanted to get some Simplex Retro's to replace the existing Campy down tube shifters but they 'spensive. I had these Suntour's lying around and always liked them......
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Email me about some decent shifters with a proper clamp. They're magic shifters; of the retrofriction persuasion.
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there were some on ebay yesterday with a $30 bin for about an hour...
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Originally Posted by -holiday76
there were some on ebay yesterday with a $30 bin for about an hour...
Gee, that's really helpful!
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im just here to help maintain hope.
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Hate to ask but ...what's wrong with Campagnolo shifters on a Campagnolo clamp? OEM, after all. But, you knew that.
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Nothing wrong but the Retro's & the Suntours shift a little nicer. Less overshift & trim, if you know what I mean.........
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there were some on ebay yesterday with a $30 bin for about an hour...
Please put them on the Frejus for me......
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Originally Posted by fender1
Has anybody here successfully done this? If so how and how is it working?
Good question. I'm sitting on 95 of the original Suntour Accushift shifters (with the curved back edge) and would like to know if they can be adapted to anything, much less one standard mount.

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Originally Posted by fender1
Please put them on the Frejus for me......
i'll probably be asking you for the campy shifters you're taking off the moto
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Originally Posted by cudak888
Good question. I'm sitting on 95 of the original Suntour Accushift shifters (with the curved back edge) and would like to know if they can be adapted to anything, much less one standard mount.

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FWIW, They fit and operate but just very sloppily on the Campy mount. I wonderred if another thin washer might take up the space.....hmmmmmmm.....
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They work perfectly fine together. I have a set of clamp on Campagnolo with the Silver shifters attached on my 650b PX10. Works great and I haven't had any troubles with them.
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