Campagnolo Ergopower lever cracked
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Hello All,
If you are looking for a fix we can help. I have made custom full carbon lever for DuraAce shifters can can either make a new one for the campy of possibly fix that you current have.
Shoot me some images of what you have and we can go form there.
If you have a part in mind that you would like made let us know, we can turn that image into a product.
If you are looking for a fix we can help. I have made custom full carbon lever for DuraAce shifters can can either make a new one for the campy of possibly fix that you current have.
Shoot me some images of what you have and we can go form there.
If you have a part in mind that you would like made let us know, we can turn that image into a product.
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solarider wrote:
Unfortunately, Campagnolo is theoretically rebuildable, but practically and economically disposable.
Solarider - you said it right! Everyone goes on and on about how great it is that Campy's stuff is rebuildable but I have found the same thing. You are usually better off selling the worn and/or broken parts (properly and honestly described) on ebay and replacing with new.
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This time it costed me aprox 30 euro but with a Chorus lever, not a Record one.
So yes, you are pretty right. But now I am a little bit pressed to repaird it, if I didn't buy a Colnago frame I would have bought the Record11 shifters and wouldn't repair the Record 10 ones.
Thanks a lot Riccfs but unfortunately I'm from Romania so the shipping would cost much more that the repaird itself I guess.
So yes, you are pretty right. But now I am a little bit pressed to repaird it, if I didn't buy a Colnago frame I would have bought the Record11 shifters and wouldn't repair the Record 10 ones.
Thanks a lot Riccfs but unfortunately I'm from Romania so the shipping would cost much more that the repaird itself I guess.
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mann2 wrote:octav wrote:rodebaron51 wrote:Hi, great... but still curious; how did you break it?
It just snapped when I was changing to the big ring
dude, is this serious? did the lever have any history of drops/falls?
I snapped a centaur carbon version exactly the same, so i wouldnt be so quick to diss the OPs chain of events....
Luckily i had an old xenon 9 lever, which i pinched the blade off
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Also a friend of mien broke one last weekend . A centaur 2011 model.
It seems that Campy really has a weakness with this. For me it's the second shifter The first one was a Mirage so I didn't bother to repair.
It's ok that we can repair them.
I didn't hear of too many Shimano broken shifters.
It seems that Campy really has a weakness with this. For me it's the second shifter The first one was a Mirage so I didn't bother to repair.
It's ok that we can repair them.
I didn't hear of too many Shimano broken shifters.