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Original section Cycling Equipment
Published 17 November 2004
Last activity 17 November 2004
Original author Ken Marcet
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Original post Ken Marcet
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17 November 2004, 20:50 UTC
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Is it possible to upgrade these silly stem mounted shimano shifters to something a little bit more modern? They are on this old, but nice murray.
Ken
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17 November 2004, 21:02 UTC
#2
In article <[email hidden]>,
Ken Marcet said: Is it possible to upgrade these silly stem mounted shimano shifters to something a little bit more modern? They are on this old, but nice murray.
barcon shifters
17 November 2004, 21:05 UTC
#3
Ken Marcet said: Is it possible to upgrade these silly stem mounted shimano shifters to something a little bit more modern? They are on this old, but nice murray.
A Murray with stem shifters may be old, but it's never nice. ;->
Art Harris
17 November 2004, 21:18 UTC
#4
Perhaps I should have said it is in nice condition.
Ken
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Quoted message said: Ken Marcet said: Is it possible to upgrade these silly stem mounted shimano shifters to something a little bit more modern? They are on this old, but nice
murray.
Quoted message said: A Murray with stem shifters may be old, but it's never nice. ;->
Art Harris
17 November 2004, 22:10 UTC
#5
Harris said: Ken Marcet said: Is it possible to upgrade these silly stem mounted shimano shifters
to
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: something a little bit more modern? They are on this old, but nice
murray.
Quoted message said: A Murray with stem shifters may be old, but it's never nice. ;->
Unless someone put a "stem shifter" on a Serotta-built Murray, which would then beg the question who would do that?....
packmagician
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17 November 2004, 23:00 UTC
#6
You can install clamp-on downtube shifters. Unless there is a little braized-on stop for them on the downtube, they will have to be quite tight to keep them from slipping (actually, being pulled) down the tube.
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