Hi Brenton — The only brifters I've run are Campagnolo Ergopower Chorus 10-speed to Shimano 9-speed. If you're open to running an 8 speed Shimano cassette you could keep an eye out for Ergopower 9 shifters and you'll have more to chose from.
I haven't run the Ergopower shifters with a 3x. Given Campy's road racing pedigree I'm not sure they're designed to handle a triple. Ergopower prices are tough. To give you an idea, here's a set of 9-speed Chorus shifters <https://www.ebay.com/itm/157927793076> in nice shape for $185 with 21 watchers. Veloce and Centaur series are often cheaper than Chorus or Record. Also, make sure you know what you're getting. The search feature on eBay has seriously degraded recently and search results capture far more than search parameters. "Campagnolo 10 speed shifters" will show you 8, 9 and 11 speed shifters. If you add quotation marks you'll get more accurate results. Search *Campagnolo "10" speed shifters *and you'll weed out the other stuff. People still like the Ergopower shifters, fair amount of demand. Because they're rebuildable, people often hold onto them for parts. A lot of the listings I've seen are in Europe and getting them is more expensive now with tariffs and international shipping being what they are (bad). I'd say hold out for a nice set, I often see them come up with lots of scratches. Saved eBay searches are great for this. I'd expect to pay $150-$200 for a set in nice shape, plus shipping. If you have a good local bicycle co-op you might do better. Or get lucky on local marketplace. Cheers! On Monday, June 1, 2026 at 3:46:39 AM UTC-4 Nick Payne wrote: > I'm wondering why you're chasing Campagnolo shifters when your derailleurs > are Shimano. It used to be that you could mate Campagnolo 11s shifters with > Shimano 9s derailleur and cassette and get good indexed shifting (I ran > that combination for several years from about 2010 onwards), but Campagnolo > changed their 11s cable pull around 2015, so you'd need pre-2015 Campagnolo > shifters for that combination to work. If you want Shimano 9s integrated > brake/shifter levers, I think they still make Sora 2x9 and 3x9 shifters, > otherwise you're looking at NOS or 2nd hand for the higher level stuff. > Microshift also make Shimano-compatible 2x9 and 3x9 integrated road > shifters. > > Nick Payne > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/4fe5ce11-b2f3-40cd-9fe4-fe84a73ddb0dn%40googlegroups.com.
