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Normal & Bar-end shifters: mutually exclusive?

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  1. If one uses bar-end shifters on an aerobar, does that mean you can't anymore have shifters on the break lever?

    Thanks.

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by rtsy
    If one uses bar-end shifters on an aerobar, does that mean you can't anymore have shifters on the break lever?

    Thanks.

    Actually, no. Profile Designs (www.profile-design.com) makes a product called the Universal STI Adapter. Here is the descriptions:

    "Mounts on the downtube and dovetails two shifter cables into one so STI shift levers can be used at the same time as the UPS"

    TriSports.com has it on sale for $40.00. Here's the link.

    trisports.comprofstiad.html

    CAVEAT: I have never used it. Never installed it. Have no idea how well it works, or if it really works at all.

  3. Ive only seen the adapter on one bike.. and a month later it was history... looks "Messed up" sell the PS or the sti shifters and get some aerobrake levers. If you ride primary in the aero position.. PS all the way (tri bikes or TT) if you use the bike for commuting sell the PS and stay with the sti... I dont like the sti shifters cuz the really dont like accidents...(become trashed)
    except the modolo morphos sti-s which are like military grade (LOL)

  4. Do you use the Modolo Morphos? What are your thoughts?

    notryt said:

    sti... I dont like the sti shifters cuz the really dont like accidents...(become trashed)
    except the modolo morphos sti-s which are like military grade (LOL)

  5. jasong said:

    Do you use the Modolo Morphos? What are your thoughts?

    junk...........

  6. They arent junk... they are better than the dura ace sti shifters... my left DA shifter is messed up cuz the wind knocked my bike to the ground... you'de think $300 shifters wouldnt be that fragile.. specially taking into consideration that "Spills" should have been taken into account when they were designed.. If you were to consider either shifter junk... make a decision after you read this.

  7. notryt said:

    They arent junk... they are better than the dura ace sti shifters... my left DA shifter is messed up cuz the wind knocked my bike to the ground... you'de think $300 shifters wouldnt be that fragile.. specially taking into consideration that "Spills" should have been taken into account when they were designed.. If you were to consider either shifter junk... make a decision after you read this.

    Junk. Your DA shifter had an accident. Move on.

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