Do 9 or 10 speed downtube shifters exist? All I've seen are brifters. I
raise this question because My current bike has downtubes (6 speed) and if
I upgreade to brifters what do I do with the downtube shifter mounts?
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9 or 10 Speed downtube shifters.
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they both exist for both shimano and campy.
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I upgreade to brifters what do I do with the downtube shifter mounts?
They're used to mount derailure cable stops if you go to brifters.
Gary Jacobson
Rosendale, NY -
John L. Lucci said:
Do 9 or 10 speed downtube shifters exist? All I've seen are brifters. I
raise this question because My current bike has downtubes (6 speed) and if
I upgreade to brifters what do I do with the downtube shifter mounts?TEN. I remember having to get 15 speeds out of a Schwinn Passage via
the 3x5 route. I RACED that heavy thing so many years ago. And, I took
it on 50-mile touring rides of Maine. Six was a bit "wowee" in 1986.My Trek 1400, still 12 years old, has 2x8. When will it possibly end?
It just amazes me.... stuck in a time warp I guess--
Wound Up -
John L. Lucci said:
Do 9 or 10 speed downtube shifters exist? All I've seen are brifters. I
raise this question because My current bike has downtubes (6 speed) and if
I upgreade to brifters what do I do with the downtube shifter mounts?yes, Campagnolo and shimano.
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My Gunnar has record timetrial barcon 10s on it. The shimano barcons
are the same, both mount on normal downtube braze-ons without the
barend section. They may require a tab washer under them to prevent
them from shifting into negtive cable tention, but will work without as
long as you do not shift past the smallest cog. A properly adjusted
der will not shift off the small, but some people just do not wish to
see their cable float in the wind.I prefer downtube shifters. I grew up riding downtube shifters, it
seems more natrual to me.
-Tim -
The ergo and STI levers both come with a housing stop that mount very
cleanly on the dt braze-ons.
-Tim -
John L. Lucci said:
Do 9 or 10 speed downtube shifters exist? All I've seen are brifters. I
raise this question because My current bike has downtubes (6 speed) and if
I upgreade to brifters what do I do with the downtube shifter mounts?Campagnolo doesn't offer a DT shifter per se but the BarCon
set is the downtube shifter in a different mount. We (and
places where "C" is spoken) have the larger diameter stop
plates to mount them on standard DT bosses.--
Andrew Muzi
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