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choosing new shifters

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  1. i was hit by a car a few weeks ago and the only major damage done was my right shifter being broken. while i wait for my lawyer and the other guy's insurance to fight it out, i need to get new shifters so i can start riding again. currently i've got full ultegra 9 speed components but i've been looking to upgrade to 10 speed. without spending a lot of money right now, would it be possible to use the new 10 speed shifters with everything else being 9 speed? logically i'm thinking no, but i'll go ahead and ask anyway. if not, would i just have to upgrade the cassette, front and rear derailleurs, and the shifters to make it 10 speed?

  2. mdbrown said:

    i was hit by a car a few weeks ago and the only major damage done was my right shifter being broken. while i wait for my lawyer and the other guy's insurance to fight it out, i need to get new shifters so i can start riding again. currently i've got full ultegra 9 speed components but i've been looking to upgrade to 10 speed. without spending a lot of money right now, would it be possible to use the new 10 speed shifters with everything else being 9 speed? logically i'm thinking no, but i'll go ahead and ask anyway. if not, would i just have to upgrade the cassette, front and rear derailleurs, and the shifters to make it 10 speed?

    Shifters, cassette and chain should do the trick.

  3. Doctor Morbius said:

    Shifters, cassette and chain should do the trick.

    so just those things would allow me to use 10 speed shifters without the 10 speed derailleurs?

  4. mdbrown said:

    so just those things would allow me to use 10 speed shifters without the 10 speed derailleurs?


    you should be ok with a 10sp chain, shifters and cassette. If i recall correctly there is no difference in the rear derailer and the only difference between the older 9sp and newer 10sp rear derailer is that the new ones body is slightly stiffer laterally. But other than that you should be good to go. If your front chainings are worn slap a new set of those on.

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