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X9 Shifters with XT Brakes


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At the moment i have xp shifters that are bolted directly to the brake levers.

I want to change to XT brakes, will the shifters be able to bolt onto the xt Levers?

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X9 makes more sense, not sure about sram bolted to shimano though. I have xt bolted to xt but it looks different to the sram shifter clamps I had on my previous X9.

Phone your lbs maybe

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Question:

 

At the moment i have xp shifters that are bolted directly to the brake levers.

I want to change to XT brakes, will the shifters be able to bolt onto the xt Levers?

 

It sounds like you have Matchmaker clamps, which enable the two to come together, using minimal bar space and a single clamp. You will be able to order standard X9 clamps and then the XT brakes will fht next to the shifters, albeit seperately.

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I have x9 shifters and xt brakes im not sure how they clamped i will take a photo later and post if it helps/

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This.

 

(Edit: Beaten by JanMTB, didn't see the link above the photo...)

 

Problemsolvers is a brilliant range.

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This.

 

(Edit: Beaten by JanMTB, didn't see the link above the photo...)

 

Problemsolvers is a brilliant range.

 

Where are these products available?

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Where are these products available?

 

Online for the moment. Looked at stocking them, but there's such a massive range...

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  • 8 months later...

I need 2 of these urgently, purchased xt brakes, but the avids and x9's use matchmakers.

 

Anyone?..

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I need 2 of these urgently, purchased xt brakes, but the avids and x9's use matchmakers.

 

Anyone?..

 

Look on Ebay

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