9 speed Shimano Bar Cons
05-12-21, 05:03 AM
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9 speed Shimano Bar Cons
Recently acquired and now selling the bike they were to go on. Will try to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge.
05-12-21, 05:04 AM
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Forgot the price...$50 Canadian currency.
Last edited by Chrisp72; 05-13-21 at 02:23 PM. Reason: lowered price
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Do these have a friction setting as well?
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If these are SL-BS77, then per Velobase they're dual (friction or index) on right (rear gears) and friction only on left (chain wheels). Perhaps PO might know better what model they are but I believe only 9 speed shimano barcons were SL-BS77.
i have a set of 8 speed Dura Ace (SL-BS50-8) and they're dual as well.
i have a set of 8 speed Dura Ace (SL-BS50-8) and they're dual as well.
