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Originally Posted by danielmozes
I have a similar problem but I do not think the solution here would work. I have the "road" bars and cannot fit a SRAM P5 internal hub gear changer to the end. Loosen the nut all the way and the thing still cannot get on there, no way. Is there an extension that I could get that would go inside the end of the handlebar and tighten like the quill stems with a separating wedge? I could then attach the gear changer to that. Does it exist?

Uhh... you'd be better off posting this as an entirely new question. A SRAM P5 shifter is a "grip shift" type, and very, very different from the "thumbshifters" described in the above thread.

However, I'll take a shortcut and point you at what you need. You have this SRAM shifter: http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...&category=2714 , which won't fit the larger diameter "road" handlebar, no how, no way. To make it work, get a HubBub Twist Shifter Mount: http://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...s.php?id=16555 , which fits in the end of your existing handlebar (you'll probably want to shorten it) and then allows mounting of the shifter.

Shifter:

Mount:
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