Hello, I stopped by the LBS for new shifter cables for my commuter with downtube shifters. The
"knob" on the end is too big for the hole in the shifter. I can take one in to check next time, but
is there a different size for downtube shifter cables? Thanks, Jim
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Huge-<< I stopped by the LBS for new shifter cables for my commuter with downtube shifters. The
"knob" on the end is too big for the hole in the shifter. I can take one in to check next time, but
is there a different size for downtube shifter cables? >><BR><BR>Some shifters need smaller mushrooms..go to a bike shop that 'qui si parla Campagnolo', and they
should have ones with smaller ends.Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
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I stopped by the LBS for new shifter cables for my commuter with downtube shifters. The "knob" on
the end is too big for the hole in the shifter. I can take one in to check next time, but is there
a different size for downtube shifter cables?No, although there is some variation between cable brands. You can sand the cable head, drill the
shift lever, or get a different cable. If you take the bike (or just one shift lever) with you to
the shop you can try the cables they have for fit.
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