microSHIFT Bar End Shifters Installation 

I have these on my gravel bike. Left hand shifter never gripped the handlebars right but I think it's cause the bars are used. They're alot of fun on a road bike especially since I'm used to mountainbike shifters. Just something really satisfying about pulling a lever to go faster xD

Great thought. You are not loosening the lever so it moves all the way back to the small cog position. You loosen it just enough to make sure it rests in the next position's detent. Our bar end/thumb shifters have a little "over shift." When you shift to a larger cog, you are pulling the shifter paddle and derailleur slightly past its detent/resting position. This ensures that you go into the next larger cog. The spring tension of the derailleur then pulls the shifter slightly back to the detent position, aligned with the proper cog and held by the detent/click on the shifter. If torques is too tight on the lever, you can hold the shifter in the over shift position, and in-between gears.

@@microSHIFTTECH с первого раза не понял. Перечитаю завтра.

Unfortunately, bar end shifters don't work on some down tube mounted frames. The cable groove might not be long enough. You can try it to see if it works on your frame.

Depends on what derailleur you have. The 8-speed model should work with most 7-speed rear derailleurs. You can always make sure you purchase the BS-T08, which can switch the shifting into the friction mode. With the friction mode, you can shift 7,8, and 9 speed derailleurs. In the video @8:20, it talks about how to switch from index to friction mode. Thanks!

What did you get?

I’ve got 8spd Campag bar end shifters and matching Mirage long arm rear mech with mirage triple front 28 tooth sprocket for long distance journeys fully loaded front rear panniers

Yes, friction mode will make it work.

You can put it on after. You can wrap the tape flush to the shifter. Let us know if you have more questions! You can contact us at service@microshift.com

Nitto!

Hi! 170cm is a little risky. We recommend a little longer, 210cm should be enough.

@@microSHIFTTECH thanks I will buy a longer housing when I pick up my wheel at the shop :)

Same question!

Correct!

That’s not a good idea, as the shifter will protrude and be extremely vulnerable to being damaged. Flat bars use thumb shifters. 👍

@@edzporn or get a DT adapter. and run it like a traditional road bike

Thank you for your question. Please contact service@microshift.com.tw

@@microSHIFTTECH I had this problem today and figured out that it was because I had the black ring (printed with "Adjustment ---> +" etc.) turned to the extreme in the wrong direction before mounting the lever on the bar pod. It's possible the manual addresses this from the inside view (p. 6), but in any case my mistake is evidence that it isn't completely foolproof! Set this way, if you have the black ring turned to the extreme in the wrong direction before assembly, you will be able to mount the lever onto the bar pod, but you won't be able to pull the lever far enough. Hope this helps anyone else that watches this video and has the same problem initially.

Yes, we have 12-speed models.

If it's still slipping, it needs to be tightened more.

Yes. Get the 11 speed MTB index/friction or running 12 speed MTB on friction mode. Currently I’m running M5100 SGS 51T with 12 speed bar end shifter on friction, it works perfectly

Our ADVENT X 10s comes with both flat bar and drop bar shifters!

how about the model of your road bar end shifter 10 speed . Can use an 9 speed mountain groupset?

Our BS-M11 bar end shifters are.

@@microSHIFTTECH where i can get this stuff in Indonesia??

Tough to diagnose on RU-vid, but I would first make sure you have a model that is friction transferable. We do make some bar end shifters that are not transferable. For more sophisticated service, I would submit a service claim on our website.

@@microSHIFTTECH thanks for the quick response! i managed to fix it by disconnecting the shifter cable from the rear derailleur and turning the dial really hard. it seems like it was stuck for some reason. i had been using it for a few months on indexed mode prior, but wanted to go into friction since i'm using a 7-speed cassette with an 8-speed shifter and it was giving me some issues with my top two gears.

If your shifter comes with friction mode, you can operate Campagnolo 12 speed with it. Unfortunately, we don't have any Campy 12 speed index models at the moment.