Advent front derailleur?
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Advent front derailleur?
The Microshift advent system has shifters for drop bars and an oddly shaped front derailleur that has a range of 44-48.
The drop bars shifters are only sold individually and not as a set.
Why?
The drop bars shifters are only sold individually and not as a set.
Why?
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It appears that the drop bar shifters come as a set that is intended for 1x use, with the left lever being a brake only. There is an optional left lever with a paddle to operate a dropper post.
The advent trekking front derailleur is compatible with Shimano Mountain cable pull, meaning that there is no drop bar lever that is compatible.
The advent trekking front derailleur is compatible with Shimano Mountain cable pull, meaning that there is no drop bar lever that is compatible.
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It appears that the drop bar shifters come as a set that is intended for 1x use, with the left lever being a brake only. There is an optional left lever with a paddle to operate a dropper post.
The advent trekking front derailleur is compatible with Shimano Mountain cable pull, meaning that there is no drop bar lever that is compatible.
The advent trekking front derailleur is compatible with Shimano Mountain cable pull, meaning that there is no drop bar lever that is compatible.
I guess the best solution is a end bar shifter. Do any exist for mountain bike pull?
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