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Remove Ultegra Shift Levers

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  1. I've had a bike with Ultegra levers for a couple years and I'm swapping
    out the bars.
    I opened the brakes, pressed in the levers, and looked for the bolt
    inside that would loosen the strap as in older (down tube shifting)
    designs. No go -- I couldn't find the bolt.
    Anyone care to inform me how to remove the levers from the bars?
    TIA.

    Scott

  2. Quoted message said:

    I opened the brakes, pressed in the levers, and looked for the bolt
    inside that would loosen the strap as in older (down tube shifting)
    designs. No go -- I couldn't find the bolt.
    Anyone care to inform me how to remove the levers from the bars?
    TIA.

    Scott

    Lift the front edge of the rubber cover on the
    outside edge of the shifter. I think it's a 5mm
    and a long wrench is helpful.

    Kevin

  3. None said:
    Quoted message said:

    I opened the brakes, pressed in the levers, and looked for the bolt
    inside that would loosen the strap as in older (down tube shifting)
    designs. No go -- I couldn't find the bolt.
    Anyone care to inform me how to remove the levers from the bars?
    TIA.

    Scott

    Lift the front edge of the rubber cover on the
    outside edge of the shifter. I think it's a 5mm
    and a long wrench is helpful.

    Kevin

    AHA! Found it. Much thanks.

    /s

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