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Dura-Ace 7801 Left Shifter-Triple or Double?
Does Dura-Ace 7801 left shifter works for triple?
Last edited by cookietom; 07-16-2010 at 09:53 PM. Reason: change |
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I think that the right would work with a triple, but not the left one which is a 7803 model.
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7801
Why is it called 7801? not 7800 or 7803.....
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The 7801 shifters (both left and right) were a revision/improvement over the 7800...but both of these are the double shifters. The 7803 are the triple shift levers.
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Not the left lever
As Keith said you can use the right 7803 lever for either double or triple, there is no difference in the back. The 7803 will not shift a double up front, that is why there is a 7801.
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You just have to adjust the cabling so it will only use the bottom 2 clicks, not the 3rd (and uppermost) click. Its not the most elegant solution, but it certainly does work. Same as using the triple 7803 front and rear derailleurs. They will work. But again, not the most elegant solution. I went from a complete 7803 grouppo on my Moots to a compact double. All I had to change was the crank set (and do some adjusting). It can be done, have no doubt. Good luck! Steve |
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i too am running 7803 with compact double
really close in shifting efficiency to a double front shifter.
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Now 7801 left shifter is for sale...
Left Shifter 7801 is for sale $150 and am looking for 7803 left shifter, keeping right 7801 shifter. And thanks for your information/help!!!!
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