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cheaper, lighter and still changes the gears well enough.
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Personal preference of the mechanics. Same reason I prefer Shimano to SRAM.
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It takes a single action to switch to any gear, from any other gear.
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Does shimano make a good grip shift?
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 Originally Posted by Enduro14
Does shimano make a good grip shift?
GripShift is a trademark of SRAM.
No, Shimano does not currently make a twist shifter.
SRAM does still offer 8 -and 9-speed twist shifters for Shimano RDs
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The trouble with common sense is it is no longer common
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Mico-indexed front shifter allows fine tuning of front derailleur
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Are the sram grip shifters good?
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 Originally Posted by Enduro14
Are the sram grip shifters good?
Yes. The positives have been mentioned. The main negative is the space requirements on the bar.
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I just measured my bars for reference.
X0 9sp Gripshift - Ergon short grip - Magura MT4 lever - crammed together = 7 3/8"
X9 Trigger/brake combo - SRAM Foam grips - some space between = 6 3/4"
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SRAM XO 210 grip shifters
I just installed a set of 2x10 Sram xo grip shift and they're great. Smooth and precise shifting and you can downshift thru all of your gears in one swoop. I thought it would take a bit to get used to them but after one ride, I don't even notice that they are on the bike. I have them on 680mm bars and have more than enough room. I highly recommend!
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I've also bought SRAM X0 grip shifters, still haven't tried them though...
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They work well with thick gloves on also.
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I have the 2x10 XO set on my Trance X. I've always preferred
grip shift. When I got my new Trance about 2 months ago
I had a right thumb injury from a motorcycle crash. It was
real painful with the stock shifters so I made the switch.
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No levers to get in the way either.
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