Anonymous
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Is the shifter pictured a 9 speed left handed shifter
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melissa
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Anonymous said:
Is the shifter pictured a 9 speed left handed shifter |
Hi there,
Yes it is, but the one retailer is selling the set.
Melissa
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Anonymous
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G'day Melissa,
Thank you for your prompt reply.
Sorry, I am still confused.
A set usually consists of a righthanded 9 speed sprocket shifter with a 2-3 speed lefthanded chainring shifter.
Is the shifter a lefthanded 9 speed sprocket shifter?
Kindest regards and best wishes for a happy life,
Paul
PS Nice pic
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melissa
| Posted: January 5th, 2011 Edited: January 5th, 2011 | Quote, Reply |
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Anonymous said:
G'day Melissa,
Thank you for your prompt reply.
Sorry, I am still confused.
A set usually consists of a righthanded 9 speed sprocket shifter with a 2-3 speed lefthanded chainring shifter.
Is the shifter a lefthanded 9 speed sprocket shifter?
Kindest regards and best wishes for a happy life,
Paul
PS Nice pic |
Hey Paul,
Sorry, I think I misread/made an assumption about your question. I see what you mean. I will ask one of the bike guys and have em get back to you. Sorry about that!
Take care,
Melissa
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melissa
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They said:
It is a right hand shifter for the rear derailleur. The way mountain bike shifters are set up [is that] right is the rear and left is the front. They don't offer an option for a lefty to operate the rear derailleur with the left hand.
Does that help?
Melissa
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