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Shimano Dura-Ace 9 Speed Thumbshifter Set

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SJSC special thumb shifter brackets 22.2mm fitted with a set of 9 speed Shimano Dura Ace SL-BS77 bar end levers (Including cables)

Right hand shifter: Indexed 9 speed or can be switched to friction.
Left hand shifter: Fiction

Weight - 135g exlcuding cables

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Product Reviews (6)

Overall Product Rating 4.5 / 5

A great upgrade

By Chris Barrett

28 Jan 2021

5 / 5

I recommend this product

ConsA tad expensive (worth it)

ProsQuality , precision, reliability

I've fitted them to my Surly LHT and must say I'm confident with my gear shifting now. Safe in the knowledge that if I lose indexing in the middle of nowhere I can simply switch to friction shift and enjoy the rest of the tour. A superb engineered bit of kit. Pricey but as I say buy once cry once.

By Martin

31 Dec 2020

4 / 5

I recommend this product

ConsExpensive

ProsIndexed and friction

Superb product but very expensive.

Dura Ace Lever Included

By josh

30 May 2016

4 / 5

I recommend this product

Consmounting bolt can bend

ProsDura Ace quality, lighter than brifter, unaffected by rain

I bought this set a few years back from SJS. Back then we didn't have much more economical Sturmey Archer version so you could choose either Paul's or this one. I was satisfied with this. I no longer own these but it survived three tours around some European countries as the set is less affected by rain and other elements. The only drawback is that the long bolts are kind of soft - one bolt is used to fit the lever and also mounting the band to the handlebar so it can go wrong if not careful. The price has gone up significantly since I bought them so today these are much less attractive.

Nice Job!

By Anonymous

01 Jul 2014

5 / 5

I recommend this product

ConsPerhaps a little expensive,

ProsWork great, fitted in minutes

These shifters are a far more reliable option than pod style shifters, the rear is friction or indexed and works well in either mode, the front also works like a dream and allows you to trim the derailleur, but I suppose if you are looking for these, you already know that! Will probably buy these for my MTB as well.

Sjs Deore Style Thumbshifters

By Anonymous

30 Sep 2012

5 / 5

I recommend this product

ProsPositive,smooth.

I bought these shifters for my recumbent . They take up less room than twisters or shifters. They work great with my shimano rear derailuer and sram front. The shifters are basic but do the job. Smooth positive shifting even when wearing gloves.

Sjs Deore Style Thumbshifters

By Anonymous

25 Nov 2010

4 / 5

I recommend this product

ConsFixings slightly crude

ProsSimple, neat, robust

I had got tired of the frequency with which shifters failed on my daily hack bike. Bought the thumbies to work on a flat barred road bike and so far they have worked well, simple to set up, and smooth and positive in use. I am hopeful that these nice simple shifters will work well long term.

Questions & Answers (4)

Do you sell the brackets separately?

By Anonymous

09 Apr 2024

SJS Customer Service:

Thank you for your enquiry, yes please see SJS Cycles part number : 10405

WD: 10/04/24

Will These Work With An 8 Speed Deore Xt Shifter And Block On A Mtb?

By Mark

28 Apr 2017

SJS Customer Service:

Hi,

You would need to use them in the friction mode setting, but they would work with your 8spd set up.

Thanks.

Friction/Indexed? Use With Ultegra 9Sp Cass &Dble Front?

By George Harpham

24 Feb 2014

I have modified my 16 year old custom racer to accommodate my now 68 yr. old body by changing to a straight bar from dropped handlebars(more upright position) to which I've added a pair of straightbar brake levers.
I've been using a couple of Sachs "New Success" 8sp downtube shifters that somebody gave me which work moderately well(the indexing is not exact)with the Shimano 9spd cassette(which is matched with narrow Hyperglide chain if that makes any difference), but riding in the streets of Paris is a little hairy, always having to reach down, so I prefer to go to bartop shifters. I realize now that a comb. shifter/brake lever would have been the most practical solution but don't want to change things again.
The order of things going from the outside towards the inside is at present: grips, then brake lever brackets. I plan to put the shifters inboard(next to)of the brake levers. I don't see a problem with that. What do you think?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi,

From what you've said these seem to be a perfect option and should be the best solution. They should mount in most places on the bars, you'll just have to be careful that they have the necessary clearance to use their full range of movement.

Thanks.

Thumb Shifters

By B Mordin

16 Feb 2014

The thumb shifters appear to be the oldstyle barend shifter I used to use on my tourer, they look to have the lever in the centre that you can turn to disengage the indexing if the indexing fails, is that the case.

Regards Barry Mordin

SJS Customer Service:

Hi,

Yes these can be used with or without the Indexing engaged.

Thanks.