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Ergo question?

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  1. Can Campy Ergo levers be switched so that the left hand lever operates the rear mech?

  2. Cross posted as r.b.t would be more appropriate.

    Dave said:

    Can Campy Ergo levers be switched so that the left hand lever operates the rear mech?

    It may well be possible by changing the indexing disc over from left to right. You'd be best posting
    in rec.bicycles.tech, where there are lots of campy experts. Alan.
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    Cross posted as r.b.t would be more appropriate.

    Dave said:

    Can Campy Ergo levers be switched so that the left hand lever operates the rear mech?

    It may well be possible by changing the indexing disc over from left to right. You'd be best
    posting in rec.bicycles.tech, where there are lots of campy experts.

    Try the official UK agents/main service dealers, too;

    SELECT CYCLE COMPONENTS Unit 3, Napoleon Business Park Wheterby Road - DERBY - DE24 8HL Tel.
    +44-01332-371176 Fax +44-01332-371179

    They might be able to do a custom modification job for you.

    David E. Belcher

    Dept. of Chemistry, University of York

  4. Dave said:

    Can Campy Ergo levers be switched so that the left hand lever operates the rear mech?

    No. Not as they are because amount of cable pulled per click is wrong, and right-hand parts can't be
    fitted because orientation would be wrong.

    ~PB

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