SHIMANO Sora 7 speed Double Shifter/Brake levers...
01-26-09, 06:15 PM
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SHIMANO Sora 7 speed Double Shifter/Brake levers...
Do these still exist??? Please say they do. Nobody seems to have them anymore. Where can they be found???
Thanks!
- Tim
https://www.amazon.com/Shimano-Sora-S.../dp/B000A7Q656
Thanks!
- Tim
https://www.amazon.com/Shimano-Sora-S.../dp/B000A7Q656
01-26-09, 06:32 PM
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Sorry, afaik even the 8-speed ones are discontinued...
Bar end shifters?
New drivetrain components?
edit: nice find Joejack.
Bar end shifters?
New drivetrain components?
edit: nice find Joejack.
01-26-09, 06:58 PM
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Wow! Good looking out Joejack. I think the ST-3300 are the 7 speed/double ones I'm looking for. It sucks bad that they stopped making them!
01-27-09, 09:44 AM
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Shoot me a PM...I may have some 7-speed levers.
EDIT: Looks like they're a 2X8 RSX pair....
EDIT: Looks like they're a 2X8 RSX pair....
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01-27-09, 09:58 AM
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A year or so ago I actually bought a set of 9-speed Ultegra levers to keep as spares because I have two bikes that use them and I'm thinking that when they die Ultegra level replacements won't be available.
01-27-09, 11:15 AM
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Campy has also changed their 10-speed shifters twice. First was the '06 and earlier, next was the "QS" and "Ultrashift" for '09. Now that 11-speed is out, it will be interesting to see how long 10-speed is supported.
01-27-09, 04:40 PM
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Shimano isn't the only one. 8-speed Campy is very much an orphan. 9-speed Campy is getting difficult to find and I expect the service parts are too. Since there were two 9-speed versions, it's even trickier.
Campy has also changed their 10-speed shifters twice. First was the '06 and earlier, next was the "QS" and "Ultrashift" for '09. Now that 11-speed is out, it will be interesting to see how long 10-speed is supported.
Campy has also changed their 10-speed shifters twice. First was the '06 and earlier, next was the "QS" and "Ultrashift" for '09. Now that 11-speed is out, it will be interesting to see how long 10-speed is supported.
01-28-09, 03:26 AM
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Shimano isn't the only one. 8-speed Campy is very much an orphan. 9-speed Campy is getting difficult to find and I expect the service parts are too. Since there were two 9-speed versions, it's even trickier.
Campy has also changed their 10-speed shifters twice. First was the '06 and earlier, next was the "QS" and "Ultrashift" for '09. Now that 11-speed is out, it will be interesting to see how long 10-speed is supported.
Campy has also changed their 10-speed shifters twice. First was the '06 and earlier, next was the "QS" and "Ultrashift" for '09. Now that 11-speed is out, it will be interesting to see how long 10-speed is supported.
