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No gripshift is there. Ironic/amusing. But hey.
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I'd kind of forgotten that they even did Gripshift :-/

[edited for Freudian typo]

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Gripshift the pros choice.
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Xloc remote sounds interesting...won't work with an existing Lyric I assume?

Mayeb Shimano will start doing forks!

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It'll be interesting to see if the weights are as claimed or up to 16% more as for some of their roadie bits on weightweenies.
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Some chap on Weight Weenies suggests that Grip Shift will appear within the next few months. Allegedly he has a source!
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There are a lot of people in the know on cycling forums Nick
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won't work with an existing Lyric I assume?

Nope.

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Mister Bump wrote (see)
There are a lot of people in the know on cycling forums Nick


Damn straight - we are all authorities on everything round here.

I hear a pedal actuated shifter is in the works.

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Some chap on Weight Weenies suggests that Grip Shift will appear within the next few months.

Hat of Wild Speculation says no

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I hope they don't bring back gripshift - those Wavy shifters I had years ago were pants
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David Arthur wrote (see)
I hope they don't bring back gripshift - those Wavy shifters I had years ago were pants

That was Sachs, not SRAM

Pre takeover wasnt it - similar, but shifted in the opposite way to SRAM

I've been trying to find a set of 800-X-Rays for a project bike

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They've always shifted the same way. How much for two pairs of 800 X-Rays. One set is in good condition but the shifting is, was and always will be lousy.
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Yes, your memory appears to be in better working order than mine Tim
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I dunno Dave, theres a lots of IIRC in there
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I seem to remember sachs waveys:

http://www.mtbr.com/channels/mtbreview/Images/Products/product_352906.jpg


which were a twist-shift system which shifted clockwise down the block

and SRAM gripshift (x-ray shown, the posh ones)

http://www.yetifan.com/gripshiftxray8.jpg


Which were THE gripshift and shifted anti-clockwise down the block

SRAM bought Sachs, and the wavy product dissappeared

I may have remembered the shifting thing wrong though

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John Gourette wrote (see)
They've always shifted the same way. How much for two pairs of 800 X-Rays. One set is in good condition but the shifting is, was and always will be lousy.

Noidea, dunno how much they are worth - both pairs for a tenner (one set for spares)?

Just need to find an stx-rc groupset now!  That will be infinitley harder considering the chainset was made of cheese

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The "posh ones" maybe but the 600s worked better and the black plastic was less prone to cracking that the clear stuff. Let's face it, they were all 'orrible.
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Cheapskate! It'll take a better offer than that to get me to go to the trouble of changing them and paying postage from France.
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he - i have no idea how much they are worth, and had no idea you were in France and assumed they were languishing in a toolbox, not in use!

The 600's were the ones that came on the bike, so they would be the proper ones i'd need, but the 800's look a lot nicerer

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