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Old Shimano 105 7 Speed System - STI Levers

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  1. Hi,

    I was wondering whether anyone would know what sort of STI lever (old or new/Shimano or Campag) would be compatiable with an old Shimano 105 7 speed SIS system so that they can be retrofitted on.

    Any comments and information welcome.

    Best Regards,

    Eugene

  2. eugene_foo said:

    Hi,

    I was wondering whether anyone would know what sort of STI lever (old or new/Shimano or Campag) would be compatiable with an old Shimano 105 7 speed SIS system so that they can be retrofitted on.

    Any comments and information welcome.

    Best Regards,

    Eugene

    Shimano Sora 7 speed. Campy 8 speed,but you also have to use a compatible campy RD.

  3. eugene_foo said:

    what sort of STI lever (old or new/Shimano or Campag) would be compatiable with an old Shimano 105 7 speed SIS system so that they can be retrofitted on.

    Any comments and information welcome.

    i looked at a similar retro-fit, and heres what i found that was somewhat cost effective.

    new shimano 7and8 speed STI levers are still available in the SORA line.
    not the best, but not terribly expensive. i found them new for $125.
    7s is less available, 8s is easier to find. use 7-of-8 with the 8-speed levers.

  4. ThrillBilly said:

    i looked at a similar retro-fit, and heres what i found that was somewhat cost effective.

    new shimano 7and8 speed STI levers are still available in the SORA line.
    not the best, but not terribly expensive. i found them new for $125.
    7s is less available, 8s is easier to find. use 7-of-8 with the 8-speed levers.

    Thanks Everyone for answering this query

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