Nvreloader
Western Nevada
- Region
- USA
Hey Guys
I have Sram twist shifters on my 22009 Montague "Old Blue",
3 x 8 cluster = 24 spds.
It has become very hard to shift and I have lost a couple of gears now etc.
I am sure with all the ultra fine dust around here, that these twist shifters are gummed/dried up and need cleaned/lubed. They have been stored in the rear seat of a Cessna 180 Sky Wagon since 2009 and nothing has been done to them.
I have changed out all the rubber items and cleaned/lubed most all that needed it, installed a 100mm suspension front forks, new tires/tubes/Flat out in everything .
Slowly getting it back into as close as possible to OEM condition.
I really like this bike, it is a blast to ride around the valley's flat gravel roads, BUT,
I'll install a DM02 motor/48v -17.5a battery for the hills....
Can these shifters/cables be cleaned/lubed without any problems?
Or should I change them out for something newer?
Your thoughts or suggestions...
Tia
Don
I have Sram twist shifters on my 22009 Montague "Old Blue",
3 x 8 cluster = 24 spds.
It has become very hard to shift and I have lost a couple of gears now etc.
I am sure with all the ultra fine dust around here, that these twist shifters are gummed/dried up and need cleaned/lubed. They have been stored in the rear seat of a Cessna 180 Sky Wagon since 2009 and nothing has been done to them.
I have changed out all the rubber items and cleaned/lubed most all that needed it, installed a 100mm suspension front forks, new tires/tubes/Flat out in everything .
Slowly getting it back into as close as possible to OEM condition.
I really like this bike, it is a blast to ride around the valley's flat gravel roads, BUT,
I'll install a DM02 motor/48v -17.5a battery for the hills....
Can these shifters/cables be cleaned/lubed without any problems?
Or should I change them out for something newer?
Your thoughts or suggestions...
Tia
Don