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  1. Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever blade, but the logo is often
    added to the lever on sponsored team bikes. All the Dura-Ace equipped bikes that Trek provides to
    the Australian AIS women's team have this large logo on the 9s levers.

    Nick

  2. Nick Payne <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever blade, but the logo is often
    added to the lever on sponsored team bikes. All the Dura-Ace equipped bikes that Trek provides to
    the Australian AIS women's team have this large logo on the 9s levers.

    Fascinating! :P
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    Alexander Kahn

  3. What's your point?

    "Nick Payne" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever


    blade,

    Quoted message said:

    but the logo is often added to the lever on sponsored team bikes. All the Dura-Ace equipped bikes
    that Trek provides to the Australian AIS women's team have this large logo on the 9s levers.

    Nick

  4. Nick Payne said:


    Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever blade, but the logo is often
    added to the lever on sponsored team bikes.

    The Ultegra shifters that came standard on my 2002 Trek 5200 have the logo.

    Barry

  5. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever blade, but the logo is often
    added to the lever on sponsored team bikes. All the Dura-Ace equipped bikes that Trek provides to
    the Australian AIS women's team have this large logo on the 9s levers.

    That's the "Team" group that you sometimes see advertised at premium over the regular group. Decals
    don't cost as much as they are charging extra for this unecessary feature. If anything, it is extra
    weight slowing you down. 🙂
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    Alex __O _-\<,_ (_)/ (_)

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    Nick Payne said:


    Normal retail STI levers don't have the 'Shimano' logo down the lever blade, but the logo is
    often added to the lever on sponsored team bikes.

    The Ul


    tegra shifters that came standard on my 2002 Trek 5200 have the

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    logo.

    Barry

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