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microSHIFT R10 Drop Bar 2x10 Spd Shift Lever Set

microSHIFT R10 Drop Bar 2x10 Spd Shift Lever Set

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microSHIFT R10 Drop Bar 2x10 Speed Shift Lever Set

These Shimano-compatible 10-speed shifters feature comfortable ergonomics, easy installation, and durability you can rely on. Whether you're replacing a broken shifter, doing a drop bar conversion, or building from scratch, these well-constructed shifters will do the trick.

Features:

  • Includes cable and housing
  • Separate dedicated lever for up- and down-shifts
  • Replaceable hood cover and face plate
  • External shift cable routing for low friction, smooth response and easy cable and housing replacement
  • Compatible with Shimano 10-speed road systems
  • Left shifter for road double
Specifications:
  • Brake Lever Actuation: Short Pull
  • Front Der/Shifter Compatibility: Shimano Road Double or Triple
  • Double Drivetrain Speeds: 10
  • Rear Der/Shifter Compatibility: Shimano Road

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Micro shifter replacing st5600 shimino

"Shifters worked perfectly with st5600 105 series 10 speed dual front rings. Requires aittle mental retraining. Front rings have an upper and lower ring which requires a little more retraining. Best cost effective solution for old 105 shifter failures"

— joseph g. (5/5)

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Micro shifter replacing st5600 shimino

"Shifters worked perfectly with st5600 105 series 10 speed dual front rings. Requires aittle mental retraining. Front rings have an upper and lower ring which requires a little more retraining. Best cost effective solution for old 105 shifter failures"

— joseph g. (5/5)

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