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Probably bin dun, but some googling didn't get me where I wanted.

Got 10 speed on the wife's bike, cx bike, hardtail and the fattie. I want to stay 10 speed, it does what I want and I can have one lot of spares to cover everything.

I just got myself some new SLX brakes, didn't I? Didn't think to check the i-spec stuff, because shimano aren't a bunch of dicks like that are they? Their ispec stuff is backwards compatible, isn't it?

No. 👿

Are there any "II" brakes to "B" shifter converters? You'd hope that you can just get a different plate to screw onto the shifter, wouldn't you?


 
Posted : 20/10/2017 12:08 pm
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Tried Problem Solvers or Trickstuff?


 
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There are adapters, can’t remeber who does them.

In defence of the Shimano the I-Spec versions aren’t at all similar and they sell normal bar clamp versions.


 
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cheers pjay. I'll be emailing trickstuff in a mo. If you remember, could you post back, please?

Yeah, I made an assumption. I should have checked whether they'd changed the way they match shifters to brakes again. Annoyed that it was necessary. Don't know what 2 offers over B or A, or whether it was done to annoy me personally.

And I like the ispec idea because I go SS every now and then, and it's nice to be able to lift everything off without stripping the bars. Most of the bar mount shifters are band clamps rather than hinged.


 
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Just realised I've got I spec b levers on the SS. Swopsies ahoy.


 
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Hijack, but as people are talking ispec... I finally ispecc’d a brake and shifter a few weeks ago and I’m a bit meh about the results... I more usually run SRAM and there’s a lot more adjustment on MMX. For me, with the Shimano the thumb position you end up with isn’t insane the way I like my brake levers, but I don’t see how you would make it work if you wanted to trigger pull the upshift without some serious contortion?


 
Posted : 20/10/2017 9:06 pm