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Old 01-29-11 | 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Retro Grouch
Shimano's 9-speed brifters were listed as double or triple capable. I owned a 9-speed equipped Ultegra equipped tandem and road bike that used identical shifters. The shifters actually had 4 shift positions. On the double I got two shift positions for each chainring. On the triple, the middle ring had two shift positions and the other two rings had one each. I also had flight Deck computers on both bikes that always indicated the right chainring so I'm sure that's the way Shimano intended for them to be set up.
You should have had two shift positions for the inner ring with 6510 brifters (mine do for sure). Check out this pdf:

http://bike.shimano.com/publish/cont...20Function.pdf
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