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LupinIII 08-08-09 04:33 AM

another reason i like fixed
 
Well, i got a used frame for cheap with some shimano 105 integrated shifters. the front shifter works fine, but the rear wasn't working. tried a paint thinner soak incase it was just gunked, but that wasn't working. Decided I had nothing to lose, so I took it apart.

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what a PITA. I don't think it's still back together correctly. I have the lever moving now, but there's no ratcheting noise. shoot me in the face please, it'll be more pleasant than those

oh, and in before "buy campy/sram, it's rebuildable" I have sram on my forrealz bike

oldfixguy 08-08-09 09:54 AM

Maybe the mechanics forum would be a good place for this post.

j3ffr3y 08-08-09 09:56 AM

didn't you just post this same thread yesterday?

hairnet 08-08-09 10:16 AM

friction shifting FTW

Cynikal 08-08-09 10:27 AM

I got into an ultegra 9 sped shifter last night. It's kinda crazy the amount of mechanics. I should be able to get it back together.

mondaycurse 08-08-09 12:53 PM

I used to think brifters were terribly overpriced until I took one apart.

LupinIII 08-08-09 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by j3ffr3y (Post 9444996)
didn't you just post this same thread yesterday?

hmm, not to my knowledge, no.



i did some google searching and it seems that everyone takes apart ultegra shifters, nobody takes apart these 5500 105's. I think i more or less got everything back in order, but I have one greasy spring that I can't figure out the location of for the life of me.

PedallingATX 08-08-09 03:57 PM

yes they really are complicated. I don't think I would ever mess with taking one apart. I learned how to install derailers and tension them properly and set the limiter screws the other day, and even that's slightly complicated.

LupinIII 08-09-09 02:38 AM

WHERE DOES THIS SPRING GO?!?!?!

sooooo close.... failure :(

solbrothers 08-09-09 02:44 AM


Originally Posted by hairnet (Post 9445052)
friction shifting FTW

srsly


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