WTB: Shimano/SRAM 10x2 road shifters, rear derallieur

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Subject: WTB: Shimano/SRAM 10x2 road shifters, rear derallieur
I have a 9sp road bike that I'm thinking of upgrading to 10sp so that I can swap wheels back and forth with my tri-bike. I'm looking for a good set of 10 speed road bike shifters and a 10 speed rear derallieur. Hoping to find something in the Ultegra/SRAM Force ballpark. Willing to buy a full groupset if someone has a complete group that they are willing to part with (front der must be clamp on style).

I'm trying to do this as cost effective as possible, in lieu of looking for a new roadie...I'm kind of partial to this one just wish it was 10sp. Let me know if you have anything you can spare.

2013-09-16 1:31 PM
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Subject: RE: WTB: Shimano/SRAM 10x2 road shifters, rear derallieur
I've got an Ultegra 6700 rear derailleur in great condition for $50 plus shipping if you want it. Shipping shouldn't be much.

Email me at auburn_tigers_fan at yahoo.
2013-09-17 5:33 PM
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Subject: RE: WTB: Shimano/SRAM 10x2 road shifters, rear derallieur
Ok, thanks Auburn...let me see if I can find some matching shifters and I may take you up on that offer!
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