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Friction lever slipping, am I missing something?

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  1. Here's an issue with a 105 front shifter, an older downtube bike with a
    SIS 7 speed. When in the big ring in the front derailleur, the shifter
    will slip and have to be re-trimmed off frequently, I have not tried to
    see if it will drop to the small ring, but it will drop the cage down
    and rub the chain. It's a fairly NOS 105 shifter. It moves freely, no
    matter how much you tighten the center screw. I took it apart and there
    are only 4 parts, the shift lever itself, the bushing that fits the
    frame, a bushing that fits between the frame bushing and the lever and
    the screw. Is is missing something? It's also clean and dry, it would
    seem to me that you would want a bit of grease on the metal to metal
    surfaces, but I think it would slip even more then. TIA

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