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Wesley Cole
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I'm trying to help a friend who has an MB-2 mt bike (sorry, I don't know the year) with a Suntour
rear derailer and indexed shifting. She complaints that when climbing, she has to continue to apply
force to the rear thumb shifter in order to prevent the bike from shifting to the next smaller rear
sprocket. She has been given a new Shimano rear thumb shifter and I have offered to help her install
it, but before we do, does anyone have an idea of what else might be causing the problem?
If we do end up needing to replace the rear shifter, will a Shimano rear shifter index properly to
work with a Suntour rear derailer? Sorry if I'm not giving you enough information (neither she nor
the bike is here), but I can find out more if need be.
Sheldon, any help?
Thanks, Wes
rear derailer and indexed shifting. She complaints that when climbing, she has to continue to apply
force to the rear thumb shifter in order to prevent the bike from shifting to the next smaller rear
sprocket. She has been given a new Shimano rear thumb shifter and I have offered to help her install
it, but before we do, does anyone have an idea of what else might be causing the problem?
If we do end up needing to replace the rear shifter, will a Shimano rear shifter index properly to
work with a Suntour rear derailer? Sorry if I'm not giving you enough information (neither she nor
the bike is here), but I can find out more if need be.
Sheldon, any help?
Thanks, Wes