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I have just finished the full strip down, repair and rebuild of some Campagnolo Ergo levers. And they are buttery smooth.
I deserve a drink 🙂
Was it easy to get the spare parts?
However, I have just noticed while getting my cross bike ready for Saturdays ride that I forgot to replace the bar tape that I took off in a hurry on Sunday 😳
There are a lot of places that still have parts. Looking at the components I think if you lube them and replace the springs once in a lifetime they'll last forever.
On the face of it they look bloody complicated, but it's really just a few springs that keep them all together.
I'm now thinking of upgrading them to 9 speed,if I can find the conversion cam.
Mercian Cycles in Derby carry some spares, and they have a guy who servivces Ergopowers quite regularly.
Sweet, use your omnipotence to sort out my bikes then!
RichPenny
Lay you bike upon thy screen and I will channel my most excelent powers.
Jesus, I thought for a second that Kaesae was back!
Right, I've done that.
You don't happen to know any LCD repair gods do you?
£50 then please.
Not your telly is it? mines gone to which is a bit spooky.
No, for some reason my netbook wouldn't take the weight of a mountain bike 🙁
😆
Ahh right, your on your own there then mate 😐
Back on the original topic, which levers did you have ? I have the bottom of the range ones (Mirage/Xenon?), and they're pants. Sortov plasticy, starting to kludge shifts, I was thinking of upgrading to Veloce (9spd)