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Why bar end shifters ?

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randochap
  
We seem to be going round in circles here.

Can we agree that high-end "brifters" (hate that term) are pretty reliable, except when they break, but that for ultimate simplicity and reliability, bar-ends or downtube shifters win the day and the best compromise between reliability and ease-of-use are bar-ends?

Having used all three, and using both integrated and bar-ends today, I'd choose the latter for a long ... and especially a remote tour.

slowbutnotdead
  
We seem to be going round in circles here.

Can we agree that high-end "brifters" (hate that term) are pretty reliable, except when they break, but that for ultimate simplicity and reliability, bar-ends or downtube shifters win the day and the best compromise between reliability and ease-of-use are bar-ends?

Having used all three, and using both integrated and bar-ends today, I'd choose the latter for a long ... and especially a remote tour.

NO I don't agree.

semperfi1970
  
Bar ends all the way.

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