C-rec shifters on clamp-on system?

Posted on Sun 7th, June 2009

• #1

FrankTheTank

Hi there,

I've got a little question for a road bike I'm building.
I've been looking for a nice frame for quite a while now to fit my c-rec group.
So I've found one but it only takes clamp on shifters, like these;

So the question is, can I putt these;

![](http://i.ebayimg.com/02/!BTd0SVg!2k~$(KGrHgoH-D!EjlLl1kKDBKIq9VbW0g~~_1.JPG)

On one of these;

THANKS :):):):)
• #2

The third pic has a piece on it that will also be part of the shifters in the second pic (the outside washer with the bit coming off the top which prevents you from over rotating the shifter). I assume it either pops off, or you can just use it instead of the one that is part of the shifters in the second pic. If either is the case, then yes, shouldn't be a problem.
• #3

FrankTheTank

Last piece is on the bay, might just take the guess and buy it if it ain't too expensive
• #4

Brucy

Yes yes and yes.

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