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Old 11-27-22, 08:39 AM
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rosefarts
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In my experience, well maintained shifters don’t up and die. They might get gradually worse and less precise. Usually fixed by a bottle of tri flow and a puddle on the floor.

Certainly nothing that won’t make it the 15 miles home in this scenario.

Theres a lot of good advice here about getting home if you break a cable. The best being the line about regular cable replacement.

I’d carry a fork or seatpost before a new shifter, if I was one to carry things that might break.
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