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Do campy bar end shifters use the standard Ergo cables?

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Old 02-24-08, 03:11 PM
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Do campy bar end shifters use the standard Ergo cables?
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Are there cables specific to Ergo?

I just use the basic ones I find at any shop.
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Same cables and housings.
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Wow. Someone actually came onto this site, asked a question and got a direct answer. Fark me.
 
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Originally Posted by seppomadness
Wow. Someone actually came onto this site, asked a question and got a direct answer. Fark me.
I was going to blather on about bar ends needing slightly longer cables and that until recently you got "regular" or "long" shifter cables, but with ergo and gripshift and rapidfire and whatever else all shift cables tend to be long now.

But since someone answered already I decided not to

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CDR your blatherings are always welcome.
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