WTB: Shimano bar end shifters

I have a pair of almost new 9 spd dura-ace bar end shifters.
$40 plus shipping unless you're in the Seattle area, which
will save time and $$ on shipping. Let me know...

Rob rawbrrt9 at comcast dot net

Milsk8 said:

8 or 9 speed, preferably dura ace or ultegra. email me if
you have an offer thanks

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8 or 9 speed, preferably dura ace or ultegra. email me if
you have an offer thanks

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FWIW: Shimano makes only one grade of bar-end shifters-
they're not "Ultegra" or "Dura-Ace" anything. There was a
set compatible withe the peculiar 8-speed Dura-Ace shifting,
but that's moot since Shimano's standardized their indexing.

I've got several bikes with them, including one 7-speed set.
They don't wear out.

Jeff

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8 or 9 speed, preferably dura ace or ultegra. email me
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thanks

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FWIW: Shimano makes only one grade of bar-end shifters-
they're not "Ultegra" or "Dura-Ace" anything. There was a
set compatible withe the peculiar 8-speed Dura-Ace
shifting, but that's moot since Shimano's standardized
their indexing.

I've got several bikes with them, including one 7-speed
set. They don't wear out.

Jeff

Interesting, the box that my SL-BS77 bar-end shift levers
came in says Dura-Ace all over it.

Dave Thompson said:

Interesting, the box that my SL-BS77 bar-end shift levers
came in says Dura-Ace all over it.

And so did the box my SL-BS-64-8 shifters came in- Dura-Ace.
Yet they weren't Dura-Ace at all. They were 8 speed NON-Dura-
Ace compatible....

Given the low volume of bar end shifters, I wonder if
Shimano only prints up one box and slaps different labels on
the end for different models.