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DT Shifter Boss on Cable Stop?

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  1. Newwer bikes don't have the shifter bosses and using DT shifters is difficult. Has someone made an
    adapter that would go into the cable stops at the top of the downtube that would permit the mounting
    of a DT shifter?

    The downtube is on a Cannondale tandem and very large.

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    Newwer bikes don't have the shifter bosses and using DT shifters is difficult. Has someone made an
    adapter that would go into the cable stops at the top of the downtube that would permit the
    mounting of a DT shifter?

    The downtube is on a Cannondale tandem and very large.

    Rivendell makes an adaptor to use your DT shifters as bar-cons, if nothing else comes up.

    Mike

  3. "Paul Kopit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Newwer bikes don't have the shifter bosses and using DT shifters is difficult. Has someone made an
    adapter that would go into the cable stops at the top of the downtube that would permit the
    mounting of a DT shifter?

    The downtube is on a Cannondale tandem and very large.

    I've silver soldered shifter bosses to a stainless hose clamp for another unusual application. Get
    the beefiest section clamp you can find.

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