I wonder if anyone can help me. I have a road bike equipped with a vintage Campagnolo Mirage group set. My problem is that the right brake/shifter is broken, it's the plastic housing that has broken. Does anyone know where I can get vintage parts, I'm not entirely sure of what year the group set is, I'm guessing it is around circa 1996/7 it's the 9 speed shifters. I'm in MA, USA Thanks in advance
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Are these what you're looking for? ebay.com111165009147Open ↗
9-speed Ergopower is hardly vintage, but it's been out of production a long time. Ebay is probably your best source for older components. These are repairable, too, so you could ask your local shops for a second opinion.
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Quote: Originally Posted by oldbobcat [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Are these what you're looking for? ebay.com111165009147Open ↗9-speed Ergopower is hardly vintage, but it's been out of production a long time. Ebay is probably your best source for older components. These are repairable, too, so you could ask your local shops for a second opinion.
Ummm ...
The seller of his Record 9-speed shifters must think his shifters are a collector's item ...
Unless they were used by Pantani & he has the provenance, then for the price he ought to be including the front & rear derailleurs, too.
The 9-speed V2 (in HUDZ nomenclature) Record shifters were quickly superseded with 10-speed shifters/etc. in all but the least expensive Campagnolo component lines
Supposedly, V1 & V2 9-speed shifters are not interchangeable ... I do NOT know if that is true, or not
Regardless, I think that the OP is looking for a replacement for the V1 version of the shifter whose hoods have pointy horns ...
- I do NOT know about replacement lever bodies (regardless, unless it went through a wood chipper then it CAN be repaired, BTW)
- I think that a usable SET of non-Record/Chorus V1 9-speed shifters will probably cost under $100
- I do NOT know about replacement lever bodies (regardless, unless it went through a wood chipper then it CAN be repaired, BTW)
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Quote: Originally Posted by alfeng [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Ummm ...
The seller of his Record 9-speed shifters must think his shifters are a collector's item ...
I didn't even look at the price. Thanks for checking.
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