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Old 02-16-24, 08:18 PM
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WTB 9s Ultegra 600 DT shifters

Looking for these for a 9s index DT build without having to get into the Dura Ace universe. Looking for hardware that is complete.


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I have never seen those. Would like some myself.
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Did you mean Ultegra 6500 9-speed? I don’t believe DTs were ever made for that series. I can’t find any mention of them on the Shimano documentation website.

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Josh, you may be correct. I thought there was such an animal during the 600 series to Ultegra branding change but maybe not. BF seemed like the best bet to sort it.

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Originally Posted by IcySwan1
Josh, you may be correct. I thought there was such an animal during the 600 series to Ultegra branding change but maybe not. BF seemed like the best bet to sort it.

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I believe Ultegra dt shifters only went to 8 speed.
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The more I look the more I think you are correct. Dang.

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The more I look the more I think you are correct. Dang.

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7700 9-speed down tube levers were cheap and available for quite a while. I guess they are now more pricey since they have been out of production so long.
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Originally Posted by masi61
7700 9-speed down tube levers were cheap and available for quite a while. I guess they are now more pricey since they have been out of production so long.
They are around, but not that common. Shimano made 10s Dura Ace DT shifters as well.

The easiest thing to do is get a set of 8 speed downtube shifters and run them as 9 speed with the rear derailleur cable in the alternate position. You would be able to run all 9 speeds because there's an extra click on the 8s shifters.
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The 7700 DA DT shifters are compatible with 9 speed Ultegra. When DA went 9 speed, it was no longer its own universe.
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Originally Posted by TimmyT
They are around, but not that common. Shimano made 10s Dura Ace DT shifters as well.

The easiest thing to do is get a set of 8 speed downtube shifters and run them as 9 speed with the rear derailleur cable in the alternate position. You would be able to run all 9 speeds because there's an extra click on the 8s shifters.
I've also heard that Dura Ace 7700 bar end shifters can be removed from their pods and mounted to down tube shifter bosses. Maybe someone here can verify this. I do know that Gevenalle Audax cyclocross brake levers (with square down tube bosses mounted on top) can be run this way with either bar end shifters or down tube shifters for a super durable fun alternative to brifters. I have 3 x7 Shimano 105 SC down tube shift levers mounted on these Gevenalle (company used to be called "Retroshift") brake lever shifter pods.
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This is correct.
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Thanks all. I will look for the Dura Ace shifters first. If no luck, I will make a swerve to Campag.

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Originally Posted by masi61
I've also heard that Dura Ace 7700 bar end shifters can be removed from their pods and mounted to down tube shifter bosses. Maybe someone here can verify this. I do know that Gevenalle Audax cyclocross brake levers (with square down tube bosses mounted on top) can be run this way with either bar end shifters or down tube shifters for a super durable fun alternative to brifters. I have 3 x7 Shimano 105 SC down tube shift levers mounted on these Gevenalle (company used to be called "Retroshift") brake lever shifter pods.
This is correct.
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Thanks all. I will look for the Dura Ace shifters first.
6500 Ultegra and 7700 Dura Ace are fully compatible, and the DA shifters will play the part.
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Not vintage, not as pretty, but very functional:

https://www.microshift.com/models/sl-d09/
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Originally Posted by masi61
I've also heard that Dura Ace 7700 bar end shifters can be removed from their pods and mounted to down tube shifter bosses. Maybe someone here can verify this. I do know that Gevenalle Audax cyclocross brake levers (with square down tube bosses mounted on top) can be run this way with either bar end shifters or down tube shifters for a super durable fun alternative to brifters. I have 3 x7 Shimano 105 SC down tube shift levers mounted on these Gevenalle (company used to be called "Retroshift") brake lever shifter pods.
Absolutely!
The bar ends just don't have the friction option. BFD
And they're cheap
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Originally Posted by Steel Charlie
The bar ends just don't have the friction option.
This is incorrect: 8 and 9 speed do have the friction option.
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Early 10 speeds too. I think 7850 is when friction went away, also 7900.
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