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Sticky Hoods

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  1. Hi!

    I have Shimano 105 break levers. The hoods are less than 5 years old. They are getting sticky. it's
    probably the temperatures over here in Oman.

    Is there any way to solve this? Or can you buy new rubbers?

    Thanks.

    Dave

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Daveh
    Hi!

    I have Shimano 105 break levers. The hoods are less than 5 years old. They are getting sticky. it's
    probably the temperatures over here in Oman.

    Is there any way to solve this? Or can you buy new rubbers?

    Thanks.

    Dave

    I don't know how to "solve" sticky hoods.

    But, replacement are available for around $10-20.

    Eric

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    Quoted message said:
    Daveh said:

    Hi! I have Shimano 105 break levers. The hoods are less than 5 years old. They are getting
    sticky. it's probably the temperatures over here in Oman. Is there any way to solve this? Or
    can you buy new rubbers? Thanks. Dave

    I don't know how to "solve" sticky hoods.

    But, replacement are available for around $10-20.

    Eric

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  4. DaveH said:

    Hi!

    I have Shimano 105 break levers. The hoods are less than 5 years old. They are getting sticky.
    it's probably the temperatures over here in Oman.

    Is there any way to solve this? Or can you buy new rubbers?

    If you can't find them in the US, Parker International in the UK do them for about 6UKP. Bought some
    black ones this week because I was fed up of cleaning the white ones all the time.

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