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Replacing Ergo shift lever covers

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  1. Has anybody replaced the shift boot on the older ergos? ('97) I'm not
    sure how to get the thing on--either levers through first or bottom
    through the other end. Either way, it seems the stretch is too much.
    There must be a technique.

    Thanks,
    Kirby

  2. kirby said:

    Has anybody replaced the shift boot on the older ergos? ('97) I'm not
    sure how to get the thing on--either levers through first or bottom
    through the other end. Either way, it seems the stretch is too much.
    There must be a technique.

    Thanks,
    Kirby

    Dear Kirby,

    From Zinn's Ergo rebuild instructions for both old pointy and new
    non-pointy:

    "16. Check the mechanism. If it works smoothly, re-install the brake
    lever, the bottom cap, and the rubber hood (engaging all of the hood's
    nubs into holes, slots and protrusions in the lever body). It's easier
    to pull the hood on over the levers from the front than from the base
    of the lever body."

    http://www.velonews.com/tech/rev/levers3.html

    Cheers,

    Carl Fogel

  3. kirby said:

    Has anybody replaced the shift boot on the older ergos? ('97) I'm not
    sure how to get the thing on--either levers through first or bottom
    through the other end. Either way, it seems the stretch is too much.
    There must be a technique.

    Thanks,
    Kirby

    Quoted message said:

    From the front, over the bake/shift lever-easiest whn on the


    handlebars...spray some simple green in there, to make it slippery-

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