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down tube shifters for current campy

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  1. I'm interested in building a new ride using downtube shifters for
    current 10 speed chorus or record group. I see that shimano still
    offers dountube shifters for current dura ace, but I can't see that
    campy offers downtube options for its current groups. Is there a work
    around?

    tom baskin

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    I'm interested in building a new ride using downtube shifters for
    current 10 speed chorus or record group. I see that shimano still
    offers dountube shifters for current dura ace, but I can't see that
    campy offers downtube options for its current groups. Is there a work
    around?

    There's a third-party adapter kit available to convert Campy bar-end
    shifters into downtubes. I'm trying to find a link, I'll post it if I
    find it.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I'm interested in building a new ride using downtube shifters for
    current 10 speed chorus or record group. I see that shimano still
    offers dountube shifters for current dura ace, but I can't see that
    campy offers downtube options for its current groups. Is there a work
    around?

    Buy the bar-end shifters and add the spacer/stop kit for DT. The
    not-offered DT lever is the BarCon lever in a different casing. This is
    a specialty item now as the mounting pieces are 'not current'.

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    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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