Bar end shifter question
10-09-05, 03:29 PM
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Bar end shifter question
Ive tried searching this site for an answer, but was not very successful.
Im trying to reinstall my bar end shifters on some aerobars and the rear shifting somehow got all screwed up. For some reason I can get more than 5 clicks and the damn thing does even shift when they do click. So....can some one out there explain to me how to get back on track?? Ive fooled with everything, including the little spacer. Thanks in advance!!!
Im trying to reinstall my bar end shifters on some aerobars and the rear shifting somehow got all screwed up. For some reason I can get more than 5 clicks and the damn thing does even shift when they do click. So....can some one out there explain to me how to get back on track?? Ive fooled with everything, including the little spacer. Thanks in advance!!!
10-09-05, 07:48 PM
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what exactly is the proper way to put that stupid piece?? I agree....I think thats what is causing the problem, but I dont know what way it should go. Thanks!
10-09-05, 09:03 PM
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Highly recommend you contact www.rivendellbicycles.com
They are the bar end shifter specialists. Have their own in-house designed version, too.
They are the bar end shifter specialists. Have their own in-house designed version, too.
10-09-05, 09:43 PM
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. . . and most bar ends can be set for friction, and work flawlessly!
