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  1. I have a sachs rear mech (of about 1996 vintage on a Ryan recumbent) and
    would like to know if the cable pull is the same as shimano or is it as the
    new sram. At the moment I have twist grip 7 speed changers but I want to
    change to bar end changers and it seems that shimano are the only ones
    available. Picture of the bike is here:-

    www.ryanownersclub.com/scrapbook/stevewatkin/

  2. Steve W said:

    I have a sachs rear mech (of about 1996 vintage on a Ryan recumbent)
    and would like to know if the cable pull is the same as shimano or is
    it as the new sram. At the moment I have twist grip 7 speed changers
    but I want to change to bar end changers and it seems that shimano
    are the only ones available. Picture of the bike is here:-

    Pretty certain it will be the same as Shimano-7.

    The Sachs Aris rear block on my upright tourer is the same as Suntour 7 and
    Shimano 7 spacing.
    The Sram dual-drive 7 speed changer on my Pashley PDQ looks to be the same
    as Shimano (really must get round to swapping the rear mech, I have a much
    better one in the shed).

    Quoted message said:

    www.ryanownersclub.com/scrapbook/stevewatkin/

    On the fine-tuning of the bar-ends shifters on the Ryan...
    Do you plan to change the MTB bar ends on your handlebars for something
    different ? In terms of hand shape, they are pulling towards the rear at
    the top, whereas the natural hand shape requires them the other way round
    for really comfy bar-end shifter operation (one or two recumbent makers are
    now angling the top of under-seat-steering bars forwards at the top for the
    shifter. Not much of an angle, but it makes a big difference). Might be
    worth experimenting with swapping the MTB bar-ends from left-to-right.

    - Nigel

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    NC - Webmaster for http://www.2mm.org.uk/
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