Talk:Shifter (bicycle part)
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Preliminary cleanup/expansion
[edit]I've done some merging/wikification here. Still needed is a discussion of friction vs. indexed shifting.
Here's an outline I wrote up a while back:
- Lead/intro
- Friction shifting
- Indexed shifting
- Twist shifters
- Trigger shifters - Shimano rapidfire
- Integration with brake levers - racing STI, Ergo; mountain Shimano dual-control on LX, XT, XTR