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Loren
I have the Diamondback bike you mentioned in the “Consumer Watch – Problem Kids Shifters” article and the same problem as detailed with the shifter. I saw that you mentioned the revo shifter as a replacement, which is also a grip shifter I think. Could you recommend a good trigger shifter replacement or do you sell any type of good replacement, be that a grip or trigger shifter? I have the Sram impulse shifters on my bike and I like them. I don’t know much about the mechanics of everything but I am good at putting everything together as long as I have the right parts. What I don’t know is how compatible the cables, cable location, derailer, and cassette are with different shifters.
Thank you