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Old 07-06-12, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by IthaDan
Oh come on. that's lame. There are two kinds of grip shift routings- ones where the cable end anchors in the [static] shell of the shifter and one where the cable end travels with the rotating grip. Figure out which one you have. The static end cable takes a figure-8 loop to get out of the shifter while the moving cable end is much more intuitive.

As far as the spring goes, there is a little "pocket' molded into the shifter body and the looped end is clockwise of the split end.

Of course you could always GENTLY disassemble the other side to take a look, but I'm guessing if that were possible we wouldn't be here.
I know, I know. But I don't want the grip shifters anyway. I frankenbiked the shifter for now:

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