9 speed Shimano shifters or just a left hand side if poss

Posted on Mon 13th, June 2016

• #1

dan531c

Left hand shifter (Ultegra 6500) has given up the ghost
So i'm after a pair (or if i'm lucky a left) of 9 speed shimano shifters
105 or above would be ace
PM if you can sort us out!
Cheers
• #2

Scilly.Suffolk

Almost certain a friend has a LH, but only Tiagra (I think).

If that would do, I'll confirm tomorrow.
• #3

dan531c

Thanks for the reply Scilly.Suffolk , i shall await your confirmation ;)
• #4

Mr_Bump
I've a 105 9 speed double. Not much use, little wear on the nose plate but not crash damaged. Small chunk out of the cowling where the gear cable enters but doesn't effect function at all.
£23 posted?

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• #5

keepit

I have a pair of 6500 Ultrgra shifters here: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/288238/#comment13042087
• #6

dan531c

Decide to go with the Ultegra to keep my bike all the same gruppo

Many thanks for the replies @Scilly.Suffolk and @Mr_Bump

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