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Old 02-16-17 | 11:23 PM
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WTB: Campy G Strings

If that didn't get your attention...

I'm actually looking for G springs for Sachs licensed New Success ergopower shifters. I can't get the shifters to stay in the lowest gear, they pop back up into the next gear. I've been told G springs will solve this problem. Correct me if I'm wrong. I have two sets in need of rebuilding. I think these are the sexiest brifters ever made, the way shift levers ought to look. Thanks for any help.

Shifters look like this (courtesy of velobase):
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