Shimano Dura Ace 9160 Di2 TT Bar End Shift Switch Set
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Description
Dura Ace 9160 Di2 TT Bar End Shift Switch Set
With Di2 technology shifting is easy and precise - just a light touch, as soft as a mouse click, is sufficient for the front or rear derailleur to instantaneously select the correct gear
- The removal of traditional mechanical cables in favour of electrical wires eliminates poor shifting caused by contaminates, corrosion and stretching, and also provides effortless gear shifts
- Simply pressing tactile buttons allows effortless and comfortable shifting even when your hands are cold
- TT / Triathlon single button bar end shift switches are used to operate both front and rear derailleur's with synchronized shifting
- Can be used on there own or in conjunction with STI
- TT / Triathlon bar end shift switches give the added option of being able to operate the gears from two positions, either these aero extension or the STI lever while under braking which is only possible on a Di2 TT set up
- For use with E-tube systems
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano |
|---|---|
| Discipline | Triathlon, Time Trial |
| Groupset Range | Shimano Dura Ace |
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Q&A (2)
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- Will these work with ultegra di2 11 speed sti leavers on clip on aero bars and will the cables be long enough to reach the sti leavers
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Hi Matt,
These are compatible with Ultegra rear derailleurs RD-9070/RD-6870 and front derailleurs FD-9070/FD6870. They are supplied without the cable EW-SD50, which is available in a range of lengths to suit your setup.
Regards
Team Ribble
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Does this come with a pair of cables - there are cables in the picture
Alex -
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your query,
Cables are not included with any Di2 products as standard. They only tend to be supplied as a full kit with groupsets or as separate lengths of cable as an optional extra.
Regards
Team Ribble
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Does this come with a pair of cables - there are cables in the picture
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