Thanks for the input. I’ve never used either much, and I’ve been riding single
speed an awful lot the past few years, so I think I’d lean toward downtube
shifting for the simplicity of it.
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Bones, I just took the front bar-end silver shifter off the bar (Shimano)
and put it on the down tube, where the front shifter already was...it
honestly feels like it shifts better, for whatever reason, and it's just so
nice on the Roadini to have the bars less messy. My vote is downtube!
On
Cool thanks Bill.
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Mike: Yeah, it didn't look right to me when I first tried to put it all
together, either. I didn't find a washer for you but I'm glad I could steer you
in the right direction.
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I run XO shifters on the IRD quill stem mount. They work just fine.
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 9:04:21 AM UTC-7, Bones wrote:
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> Semi-related: anyone have any luck mounting the new silver 2 shifters to a
> quill stem shifter mount? When I called Riv they weren’t
Semi-related: anyone have any luck mounting the new silver 2 shifters to a
quill stem shifter mount? When I called Riv they weren’t sure, I guess they
haven’t tried that yet. They mentioned that the older silver shifters work
fine that way though. I’m contemplating doing downtube shifters or
Thank you Joe, that is exactly the information I needed. Besides the tab
not fitting anywhere I thought the big washer was too thin and just set it
aside, but now I see that is not the case. I think I should be able to cut
and file the tab off pretty cleanly, and will be all set. If that
