Melanie, I found with swept bars, it's best to rotate the trigger shift
lever up, so the throw is about 45 degrees downward. (If looking at the end
of the bar, rotate the shifter clockwise so the paddle is higher. It's
easier to shift this way for me, and I have carpal tunnel and I am ulnar
pos
I would stick to 9-speed and go with these shifters for an upright bar w/o bar
ends.
MicroShift Flat Bar Double/Triple 9 speed Thumb Shifters
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CJXMFK4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_wC87zbK9C5E8A
I would go with 9-speed to avoid snags with road versus mountain components not
On Monday, October 23, 2017 at 10:51:43 AM UTC-4, Melanie wrote:
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> Has anyone found a trigger shifter that works well with swept-back bars?
> I may have to install bar ends or go the oddly mounted thumb shifter
> route. But triggers near the brake levers would be ideal. Thanks.
> Melanie
They just slide around the bend, similar to how a quill stem slides around
bend. They are regular XT and Saint shifters and DON'T have a hinged clamp.
but are easy to get around.
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
On Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 1:33:01 AM UTC-7, iamkeith wrote:
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> Clayton, how did you get
I've used Deore 3x9 shifters on a 710 Jones Loop and a Bosco, and it works
well for both.
I found the best position for shifters on the Jones is pretty darn close to
the loop. A superlong grip (like the ESI Chunky, which they sell) or just
bar tape gives a myriad of hand positions across the ou
Use triggers on Jones bars for both the dropper post and the 11 speed
shifter (integrated via i-spec with the brake lever).
Trigger on Choco- and Bosco-mooses too. They work great and there is enough
real estate on the bars to make them not get in the way.
On the Choco I ran the shifter right by
I use XT 9-speed triggers on bullmoose bars. Works well, imho.
jim m
walnut creek, ca
On Monday, October 23, 2017 at 7:51:43 AM UTC-7, Melanie wrote:
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> Has anyone found a trigger shifter that works well with swept-back bars?
> I may have to install bar ends or go the oddly mounted thumb shift
