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Sram MRX Comp Twister Mountain Bike Shifter - Front
By: Sram

Average Rating: 4.0     Total Reviews: 2

Features:
  1. Shimano compatible
  2. Soft density grip
  3. Durable construction
  4. 166 grams per pair
  5. FRONT ONLY


Product Description:

Serious shifting performance for a recreational world. Whether your ride of choice includes gently rolling terrain or hardcore downhills, the MRX Pro and MRX Comp will follow you there with crisp, positive response on your shifts. Performance:: Recreation. Technology:: SRS technology for light precise indexing. Speeds:: 6/7/8. Indicator:: Quick View Ledge. Body:: 50mm Overmolded Shory w/lightweight Grilon molded finish, super soft dual density grip. Compatibility:: Shimano rear derailleurs, SRAM or Shimano front deraileurs. Other:: Easy cable change, Index & Micro-adjust front shifter options.

Where to Buy

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Amazon Marketplace$8.94


Reviews
Good Replacement       rating
by:       on: 25-Mar 2010

I purchased this product as a replacement for a Sram MRX index shifter on a used Giant mountain bike. It came with instructions, and the installation went well. All I had to do was make a minor adjustment to the cable tension to eliminate rubbing of the chain when it was on the outer chainring. The shifter has worked very well on several rides since replacement.
Average Twist-Grip Shifter       rating
by:       on: 08-Feb 2010

While I prefer Shimano shifters, only the left side shifter was broken on a used 2001 Schwinn Frontier I picked up cheap. I wasn't about to spend extra money to convert both L/S and R/S to Shimano on this old of a bike. I bought mine at my LBS and it's the "micro" shifter vs. the "index" shifter. It doesn't quite match the the looks of the o.e. shifter - but this is a much newer model. So far it works quite well. This is my second bike I just use for short trips in the neighborhood. Photos above...

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