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Don't see these very often, last pair didn't fetch much at all – but that might have been an exception rather than the rule
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One thing's certain, if you've got an old 18-speeder these are the shifters to have
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One thing's certain, if you've got an old 18-speeder these are the shifters to have
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ha ha thats cruel i was just clearing out for karma 
No offence intended RikiRiki. Cannondale King was having an extremely generous day which, I hasten to add, I missed by a matter of mere moments :cry:
As to a price, it's hard to say. Cannondale Kings pair were the only ones I've seen for sale on here. XT IIs usually make good money and are actually quite common it seems.
I'm serious about these being the shifters to have if you're running a 6-speed rear. (Don't remember if they'll index on a 7-speed cassette).
Perhaps look at the average cost of a 7-speed set and try them at that price.
As to a price, it's hard to say. Cannondale Kings pair were the only ones I've seen for sale on here. XT IIs usually make good money and are actually quite common it seems.
I'm serious about these being the shifters to have if you're running a 6-speed rear. (Don't remember if they'll index on a 7-speed cassette).
Perhaps look at the average cost of a 7-speed set and try them at that price.
RikiRiki":3vr2d62k said:
I paid £18 for a pair in pretty good nick about 3 months ago. I would say they look better than both pairs in the pic so I would say maybe £25 for both pairs?
As has been said, the demand for 6 speed shifters is a lot less than for the 7 speed.
I MAY need a pair for spares soon, but it depends on the condition of the ones on the Gary Fisher I am buying
Hope this helps
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