9 speed shifters - either brifters or bar end

Posted on Tue 25th, February 2020

• #1

Technics100

Looking for some 9 speed shifters for drop bars.. either brifters - shimano or else 9 speed bar end type.. will need posted as i'm in Belfast..
• #2

Nidderdaler

I have Campagnolo Veloce 9 speed but you need a little shiftmate adaptor to get them working with Shimano, or there may be other hacks out there.
• #3

Technics100 in reply to @Nidderdaler

Thanks, I will look into the adapter thing.. how much are you after?
• #4

Nidderdaler

Just sold one pair for £23 inc postage on ebay (having clear out). I would take £18 inc postage for them.
• #5

Technics100

Thanks, do you know what model of shiftmate I would need to use a shimano altus rear mech?
PS.. is the left shifter (front one) a double?
• #6

Nidderdaler

Yes left shifter is a double. There is a table on the jtek web site on which one is needed. It would be a 4. Sadly I just sold mine or you could have had it.
• #7

Technics100

Dm'd

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