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I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants to
manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 for a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. I would try to copy the Campy lever method layout but make them easier to service and repair. |
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On 2008-06-20, Tom Kunich <cyclintom@yahoo> wrote:
> I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants to > manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 for > a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. > > I would try to copy the Campy lever method layout but make them easier to > service and repair. Don't SRAM make that kind of stuff? |
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"Ben C" <spamspam@spam.eggs> wrote in message
news:slrng5ob2h.5ne.spamspam@bowser.marioworld... > On 2008-06-20, Tom Kunich <cyclintom@yahoo> wrote: >> I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants >> to >> manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 >> for >> a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. >> >> I would try to copy the Campy lever method layout but make them easier to >> service and repair. > > Don't SRAM make that kind of stuff? SRAM Rival double-tap levers cost about $350 and are 10 speed. |
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On Jun 20, 4:24 pm, "Tom Kunich" <cyclintom@yahoo. com> wrote:
> "Ben C" <spams...@spam.eggs> wrote in message > > news:slrng5ob2h.5ne.spamspam@bowser.marioworld... > > > On 2008-06-20, Tom Kunich <cyclintom@yahoo> wrote: > >> I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants > >> to > >> manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 > >> for > >> a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. > > >> I would try to copy the Campy lever method layout but make them easier to > >> service and repair. > > > Don't SRAM make that kind of stuff? > > SRAM Rival double-tap levers cost about $350 and are 10 speed. I believe that there are mavic shifters or some other company that does this. they are usually on sale in the performance catalog. |
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<andresmuro@aol.com> wrote in message
news:2fc8b067-c1b4-4220-97ed-a306d8f2be53@k30g2000hse.googlegroups.com... > > I believe that there are mavic shifters or some other company that > does this. they are usually on sale in the performance catalog. You are probably thinking of this: http://www.performancebike.com/shop...ategory_ID=5144 The mechanism is pretty Mickey mouse. But they've got the right idea. Just not the right product. |
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Tom Kunich skrev:
> I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants to > manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 for > a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. Ah, but a company already makes $200 9 speed shifters that are Shimano derailleur compatible: http://www.amazon.com/Shimano-ST-45...r/dp/B000QSW2XO -- Regards |
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<phs123@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d9ed3436-7194-407b-baff-4b90f347ba20@w7g2000hsa.googlegroups.com... > Tom Kunich skrev: >> I think that there is a perfect market opening for a company that wants >> to >> manufacture MODERATE brifters - say 9-speed stuff for a good price? $200 >> for >> a set with cabling etc? It should work with Shimano derailers. > > Ah, but a company already makes $200 9 speed shifters that are Shimano > derailleur compatible: > http://www.amazon.com/Shimano-ST-45...r/dp/B000QSW2XO Maybe you missed the part about "I would try to copy the Campy lever method layout but make them easier to service and repair." |
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Tom Kunich skrev:
> Maybe you missed the part about "I would try to copy the Campy lever method > layout but make them easier to > service and repair." No I didn't miss it. I just thought you were looking for some $200 9 speed Shimano brifters. I thought your wish that they also should be rebuildable and act like Campagnolo levers were just a dream wish. If you dislike Shimanos brifters and don't trust their reliability, but like how Campagnolo levers work, just get Campagnolo instead. Mirage 2008 brifters and a derailleur can be had for less than $200 in total (at least here in EU). They can be rebuild etc. Mirage is smashing value and good quality. FSA were rumored to make 9 speed brifters (around when Sram 10 sp came out) but I have heard nothing since. -- Regards |
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<phs123@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:2b18ff3c-3005-45d3-8009-969f4a3be308@k37g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... > Tom Kunich skrev: > >> Maybe you missed the part about "I would try to copy the Campy lever >> method >> layout but make them easier to >> service and repair." > > No I didn't miss it. I just thought you were looking for some $200 9 > speed Shimano brifters. I thought your wish that they also should be > rebuildable and act like Campagnolo levers were just a dream wish. I wasn't trying to knock Shimano. I think that there's a market opening for a brifter as I described it. Shimano Tiagra is not bad stuff though. |
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