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Clamp-on shifter bosses?

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  1. Anyone know of any company that makes a clamp-on shifter
    boss to allow use of either STI,bar-ends,or newer DT
    shifters? a friend has a Guerciotti from the 70's that has
    clamp-ons.and he would switch to brifters if he could.
    thanks, Nick

  2. Neacalban1 said:

    Anyone know of any company that makes a clamp-on shifter
    boss to allow use of either STI,bar-ends,or newer DT
    shifters? a friend has a Guerciotti from the 70's that has
    clamp-ons.and he would switch to brifters if he could.
    thanks, Nick

    Mmm, I have 105 clamp on DT shifters from, the 80's and
    AFAIK they levers can be removed and a the DT cable stop can
    be fitted. I have not tried it but I know that Dura Ace DT
    levers will fit the band.

  3. Neacalban1 said:

    Anyone know of any company that makes a clamp-on shifter
    boss to allow use


    of

    Quoted message said:

    either STI,bar-ends,or newer DT shifters? a friend has a
    Guerciotti from


    the

    Quoted message said:

    70's that has clamp-ons.and he would switch to brifters if
    he could.

    See:

    rivendellbicycles.comrivendellbicycles.com
    17109.html (These stops will work for STI or bar ends, not
    DT shifters)

    and

    lickbike.comi0587200.htm (This one may need some
    tweaking to work with shifters designed for Campy bosses.)

    Art Harris

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know of any company that makes a clamp-on shifter
    boss to allow


    use of

    Quoted message said:

    either STI,bar-ends,or newer DT shifters? a friend has a
    Guerciotti from


    the

    Quoted message said:

    70's that has clamp-ons.and he would switch to brifters
    if he could.

    See:

    rivendellbicycles.comrivendellbicycles.com
    17109.html (These stops will work for STI or bar ends, not
    DT shifters)

    and

    lickbike.comi0587200.htm (This one may
    need some tweaking to work with shifters designed for
    Campy bosses.)

    What's the problem. The Riv piece is kinda clunky and the
    other is just a clamp on lever mount. Why not just get a
    clamp on stop? Very common not to many years ago and I'll
    bet if your LBS has been in usiness for a while he'll have
    one on a box of old stuff that may cost oyou all of a
    dollar. I've got a couple but they're Campy and would cost
    more than a buck. Why make things more complex than they
    need to be? Phil Brown

  5. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Anyone know of any company that makes a clamp-on shifter
    boss to allow


    use of

    Quoted message said:

    either STI,bar-ends,or newer DT shifters? a friend has a
    Guerciotti from the 70's that has clamp-ons.and he would
    switch to brifters if he could.


    rivendellbicycles.comshifters derailleurs
    /17109.html (These stops will work for STI or bar ends,
    not DT shifters) lickbike.comi0587200.htm
    (This one may need some tweaking to work with shifters
    designed for Campy bosses.)

    Phil Brown said:

    What's the problem. The Riv piece is kinda clunky and the
    other is just a clamp on lever mount. Why not just get a
    clamp on stop? Very common not to many years ago and I'll
    bet if your LBS has been in usiness for a while he'll have
    one on a box of old stuff that may cost oyou all of a
    dollar. I've got a couple but they're Campy and would cost
    more than a buck. Why make things more complex than they
    need to be?

    These disappeared for a few years. Now Shimano makes a nice
    one at $5~$6

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

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