Shimano RX100 brake lever hoods
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Shimano RX100 brake lever hoods
I got a lot of stuff at the scrap yard. Included were a pair of Shimano RX100 STI brake levers. They dont have hoods tho. Code number on them is STA 550. Its got a more or less straight edge round the hole where the lever goes in. Ive looked on Ebay and they list hoods for Dura ace and Ultegra. I was wondering what hoods to buy. Im in the United Kingdom.
I got a pair of Shimano SPD SL pedals, a dozen rear mechs, some Tiagra, Acera and Campag, some cranks, a Shimano XT rear hub in a Mavic 700c rim, a pair of roadster wheels with a Sturmey Archer 3 speed and a front Dynohub. All that was 18kg, cost £7.
I got a pair of Shimano SPD SL pedals, a dozen rear mechs, some Tiagra, Acera and Campag, some cranks, a Shimano XT rear hub in a Mavic 700c rim, a pair of roadster wheels with a Sturmey Archer 3 speed and a front Dynohub. All that was 18kg, cost £7.
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Wonder why there were scrapped in the first place?
For RSX hoods, good luck in finding them, RSX has been OOP for a long long time, and unless you can find a shop with some old stock, your best bet is probably setting up an saved search on ebay.
For RSX hoods, good luck in finding them, RSX has been OOP for a long long time, and unless you can find a shop with some old stock, your best bet is probably setting up an saved search on ebay.
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Its a pair of Shimano RX100 brake levers with the STI mechanism on both. They both have the code STA 550 on them.
they were in 1 of 3 boxes of bike parts, that the local bike shop threw out. I saw a warranty label on a Giant wheel.
Im hoping that some one wanted an upgrade, or flat bars. So thats how the levers were taken off.
I have tested them by pulling the cable to give tension, and pressing the er gear levers. seems to index ok.
I have had MTB STI levers to bits before. I now know a load of interesting swear words, that I can direct at the Rx100 levers, if they need to come to bits.
they were in 1 of 3 boxes of bike parts, that the local bike shop threw out. I saw a warranty label on a Giant wheel.
Im hoping that some one wanted an upgrade, or flat bars. So thats how the levers were taken off.
I have tested them by pulling the cable to give tension, and pressing the er gear levers. seems to index ok.
I have had MTB STI levers to bits before. I now know a load of interesting swear words, that I can direct at the Rx100 levers, if they need to come to bits.
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Actually, there's an easy way to overhaul STIs - check out the link in my tag.
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Shimano BL-1055 Amazon has em listed now.