You can, but it will involve replacing the cable housings - they're cut to accomodate the cross levers.
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I want to get rid of the auxiliary brake levers on my handlebars- the ones for braking when you are riding with your hands on straight part of the bar. (obviously a newbie here!) Does anybody know how the cables are attached to the brifters? Can this be done at all? Thanks.
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You can, but it will involve replacing the cable housings - they're cut to accomodate the cross levers.
Shimano's website has really helpful technical documents for all their parts, if that's what you have.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
I had my LBS remove mine.
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Your LBS bike store can do this very easily. You'll need to replace the brake cables, so it's not something you can just 'take off' by unscrewing a few things.
Lisa
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