On bumpy roads, I get a little rattle from the Di2 bar end shifters
What up with that? Anyone have a cure?
What up with that? Anyone have a cure?
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Re: Dura ace di2 bar end shifter rattle [jharris]
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It may be that the shifter body has loosened in the extension and simply needs to be tightened. Check out the link below:
https://si.shimano.com/...DM-DA0001-10-ENG.pdf
Scroll to pages 35 through 37 which will show you how to get to the allen screw holding the shifter in place.
https://si.shimano.com/...DM-DA0001-10-ENG.pdf
Scroll to pages 35 through 37 which will show you how to get to the allen screw holding the shifter in place.
Re: Dura ace di2 bar end shifter rattle [jharris]
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jharris wrote:
On bumpy roads, I get a little rattle from the Di2 bar end shifters What up with that? Anyone have a cure?
It depends on whether these are basebar or aero extension shifters. As mentioned above, some models have a Allen head bolt to tighten the wedges. The latest aero extension, single button 9160 shifters have a somewhat tricky collet setup that is tightened by hand.
If this rattle is coming from your basebar, rim brake shifters there can be noise where the brake cable connects to the levers if the brakes don’t have a strong return spring.
SummitAK wrote:
jharris wrote:
On bumpy roads, I get a little rattle from the Di2 bar end shifters What up with that? Anyone have a cure?
It depends on whether these are basebar or aero extension shifters. As mentioned above, some models have a Allen head bolt to tighten the wedges. The latest aero extension, single button 9160 shifters have a somewhat tricky collet setup that is tightened by hand.
If this rattle is coming from your basebar, rim brake shifters there can be noise where the brake cable connects to the levers if the brakes don’t have a strong return spring.
It’s the actual little button in the shifter. It shakes a bit. You can feel the button kinda floats in there, doesn’t seem to be a spring that retains it.