NOS Vintage Suntour 3090 Barcon Bar End Shifter
NOS Vintage Suntour 3090 Barcon Bar End Shifter is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
Item Condition
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Description
Description
Seldom seen unused retrofriction 3090 barcon shifter! Best choice for friction bar end shifters, these vintage 1970's-1980's Suntour Barcon's are reliable performers. Great for those 70's and 80's vintage road bikes, as well as modern townie conversions. Ratcheting Retro Friction.
This is ONE shifter. We do have a few NOS lever blades/covers for these, click here. If you can source another body, you've got a NOS pair!
Condition:
New old stock, never even assembled! In presumably the original ziplock bag, with LBS price sticker. Perfect.
Details:
- One shifter, for use as either front or rear shifter
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