WANTED Dura Ace 7900 Shifter (pair or right 10 speed)

Posted on Thu 7th, January 2021

• #1

e54

Thankful for every offer/hint

Cheers
• #2

e54

Anyone?
:-((
• #3

Retro_Bastard in reply to @e54

I was looking for months for a pair of 7900/6700 shifters. Surprisingly hard to come by possibly even harder for a single shifter. Everything on ebay was way over priced and battered. Found a great condition pair on here eventually.
• #4

e54 in reply to @Retro_Bastard

Except for the last sentence, this is exactly my story ;-)
• #5

Retro_Bastard in reply to @e54

@106821 is selling a dura ace 7900 (needs 100% confirming) but he's posting pics right now. Shifters, front and rear mech £150 he hasn't mentioned splitting but cheap enough to sell them on yourself of keep as spares if your running full 7900 atm
• #6

e54

Still searching (^_^ )/
• #7

e54

Come on guys/gals you can do it
• #8

dj02

I’ve PM’d you
• #9

e54 in reply to @dj02

Just saw it, responded, thx!
• #10

dj02 in reply to @e54

👍

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