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removing a shimano sti shifter

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  1. In the old days you squeezed the brake to reveal an allen bolt that
    secured the shifting mechanism (or brake mechanism) to the handlebar.
    Are these new STI Shimano shifters the same? How do you remove them so
    you can install a new handlebar. I don't want to tear up the rubber
    covers for obvious reasons.

    thanks in advance,

    Dean

    p..s. mine is a shimano

  2. Quoted message said:

    Are these new STI Shimano shifters the same? How do you remove them so

    Yes, pull straight up and out on the rubber.

    Bob

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    In the old days you squeezed the brake to reveal an allen bolt that
    secured the shifting mechanism (or brake mechanism) to the handlebar.
    Are these new STI Shimano shifters the same?

    There is a hex bolt on the side of the shifter. Access it by sliding
    a hex wrench under the rubber hood.

  4. Quoted message said:

    In the old days you squeezed the brake to reveal an allen bolt that
    secured the shifting mechanism (or brake mechanism) to the handlebar.
    Are these new STI Shimano shifters the same? How do you remove them so
    you can install a new handlebar. I don't want to tear up the rubber
    covers for obvious reasons.

    thanks in advance,

    Dean

    p..s. mine is a shimano

    There is a groove in the outboard side just hidden by the hood. It
    leads to the allen bolt head. 5 mm I think. Peel back the hood
    slightly. You might need a cheater tube on a regular allan key.

    L

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