Shifter comparability
07-17-14, 12:11 PM
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Shifter comparability
I'm looking to purchase a pair of Sram shifters and have been searching on EBay for deals. It seems like you can find a much better bargain if you were to buy a right and left shifter separately as opposed to purchasing a set. What kind if comparability issues do you risk running into using this method?
07-17-14, 08:37 PM
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As long as you match the left shifter with the FD and the right shifter with the RD it'll be fine. In any case, all SRAM road components are intercahngable/compatible (except the hydro brakes/shifters), from Apex to Red22.
07-17-14, 10:19 PM
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Thanks for that info. So perfectly interchangeable, regardless of year?
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AFAIK, yes. SRAM hasn't done any "major" overhaul of their road group designs to my knowledge.
If you're wondering, the Yaw FD is compatible with "non-Yaw" series shifters.
If you're wondering, the Yaw FD is compatible with "non-Yaw" series shifters.
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