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Old 10-19-15, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Biketouringhobo
to let you know I have High Blood pressure and my knees are bad and most people push there bike up hills!
and I am Not Racing to go from A to B! and I am not going to kill my legs and muscles hurt when I ride hills in
Southern California
Gearing that's right for you. And our knees!
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Old 10-19-15, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by 2manybikes
Gearing that's right for you. And our knees!
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Old 10-19-15, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Maelochs
I had forgotten in the original post that you were using a flat bar and thumbshifters. I was thinking brifters, which were cross-platform compatible for 9-speed but not for 10.

You cannot use 10-speed Shimano road shifters with 10-speed Shimano MTB derailleurs--different cable pull. If you wanted to switch to 10-speed and use road shifters with MTB derailleurs (to match your MTB chainrings and cogs), you would need an adapter.

Since you run flat bars and MTB thumbshifters, no problem.

All you would need to change would be the cassette, shifters, rear derailleur, and chain. FD and chainrings are fine. (You don’t mention what rear derailleur you have in the first post, but obviously it is 9-speed.)

Sorry to provide info you don’t need.
I just need Shimano SL-M780 XT Thumb Shifter right
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Originally Posted by Soody
Yeah yea, most people are lazy and most people don't even ride bikes. Well, that's just wrong man. I am always racing and you should always be racing. Push yourself until you reach the top or die. My dream, like all proper cyclists, is to win the Tour De France, Giro, Vuelta back to back. I will play you a sad song on my tiny violin for your hurty muscles.
Thanks for your opinion on the topic, but you seem to be confused. This is the Touring forum, not the Racing forum. Since you don't have anything constructive to add, please leave this thread.

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