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Bah, Broken Shifter

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  1. So I get to 2000 miles for the year and crack the right shifter has a
    problem. Now there;s very little resistance on the upshift and I can
    only use the bottom three gears. Even the shimano tiagra that I have
    costs quite a bundle to replace used let alone getting a new one.
    Heck I could buy a used bike almost just for the components.

    So should I just get the same shifter, it;s a Trek Pilot 1.2 with a
    shimano 105 deraileur?

  2. Jorg Lueke said:

    So I get to 2000 miles for the year and crack the right shifter has a
    problem. Now there;s very little resistance on the upshift and I can
    only use the bottom three gears. Even the shimano tiagra that I have
    costs quite a bundle to replace used let alone getting a new one.
    Heck I could buy a used bike almost just for the components.

    So should I just get the same shifter, it;s a Trek Pilot 1.2 with a
    shimano 105 deraileur?

    The Shimano 105 shifter has been pretty reliable for me. I wonder how
    expensive it would be to switch. Maybe you could find it second hand.

  3. catzz66 said:
    Jorg Lueke said:

    So I get to 2000 miles for the year and crack the right shifter has a
    problem. Now there;s very little resistance on the upshift and I can
    only use the bottom three gears. Even the shimano tiagra that I have
    costs quite a bundle to replace used let alone getting a new one.
    Heck I could buy a used bike almost just for the components.

    Quoted message said:

    So should I just get the same shifter, it;s a Trek Pilot 1.2 with a
    shimano 105 deraileur?

    The Shimano 105 shifter has been pretty reliable for me. I wonder how
    expensive it would be to switch. Maybe you could find it second hand.

    Upon inspection the cable hook unit is missing and the cable is jammed
    in there now. The shifter is under warranty so I'll go that route.
    I'm not sure how to get the cable out now though, I suppose I should
    just cut it. Hopefully I can extricate the break cable from the unit.

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