Oh man. I've been there. What half of the shifter are you working on?

Suggestion: take it to a bike shop that has experience working with SRAM R2C shifters. The time saved will be worth the $$ provided you value your time. OR...send it back to SRAM & ask them to fix it--even if it is for a small fee.

If I remember right you live around me in Ohio. Bob Duncan had to rebuild mine when I had issues. You may want to see if he can help.

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"A wise man once told me......God doesn't call the equipped, he equips the called."

how much do you want for them?

Tim

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Tim

There's a powerpoint presentation from Zipp which I used to repair my sram r2c's (they're exactly the same inside).
It's a little fiddly but once you understand how they work it's easy enough. You'll need some long nose pliers and patience :)

Found the link: http://www.zipp.com/...s/R2C-Rebuild-V2.ppt

Tried the same thing. Struggled for many hours with tweezers and a magnifying glass. I got them back together once, but there was no stoppers to the clicks so it would click all the way around.

Went to my fantastic lbs and they sent it off to SRAM who sent me a brand new pair as a "good will feature". Their awesome service made a life long SRAM user out of me.

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Alex Arman

Strava