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Booster Mounted Xt Rapidfire Anyone?


Grant Peters

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no difference in the brake as its only one small hole and thats filled completely by the shifters bolt.

basicall i just cut off the bar mount and just put the bolt through the booster and tightened it up, it took a lot of fiddling to get it to shift still but i cut down the levers as well and it works fine :unsure:

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I know it's not rocket poindexter... but I'm having problems visualising it.

Because obviously he had to hcop some bits of the shifter and find a way of hold it there nicely without the whole shifter pod slipping when he shifts...

Just curious and a little confused. Questions are crimes then? So shoot me.

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no difference in the brake as its only one small hole and thats filled completely by the shifters bolt.

basicall i just cut off the bar mount and just put the bolt through the booster and tightened it up, it took a lot of fiddling to get it to shift still but i cut down the levers as well and it works fine (Y)

well no they are not but ive already answered it really :unsure:

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whats wrong with using the bar?? like normal people do?? easier to get to, and i cant see it being any hassel? (Y)

Because Grant likes to throw his bars around and spin his frame. So it is a problem to have the shifter mounted on the bars.

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Oh yeah i forgot to mention that the shifter was one that had the bolt on top of the bar mount. So when i cut off the bar mount the thread for the bolt was left in the actual shifter body and not in the part i cut off... probably obvious to most but hey... (Y)

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