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Campagnolo Mirage ErgoPower Shifter/Brake Lever
Campagnolo Mirage ErgoPower Shifter/Brake Lever

Description
  • Triple Compatible
  • Composite Levers
  • Cables and Pre-Lubricated Casings
  • ErgoBrain Computer Ready



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    Reviewed by: 
    oily666

    Review Date
    August 19, 2007

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    More than 3 years

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    Price Paid:  $0.00 at stoughton cycle

    Favorite Ride:
    68 and sunny

    Summary:
    My Mirage Ergos are 8 speed. They came on my Bianchi Eros in 1996 and have performed flawlessly since new. They felt about the same as Record when new but everyone said they'd wear out quickly (probably Shimano owners). The only service they've received is an occasional shot of Prolink. While this is not my only bike, these shifters still have over 25K miles yet feel like new. I've rebuilt my Chorus 10 speeds once already in only four years.

    Strengths:
    They do all you could ask for. More comfortable than the new design.

    Weaknesses:
    I overshift when I get on my 10 speed Look.

    Similar Products Used:
    Chorus 10

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    Reviewed by: 
    Torpado_Guy

    Review Date
    December 19, 2002

    Overall Rating
     5 of 5

    Value Rating
     5 of 5

    Used product for
    3 months

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    Price Paid:  $8590.00 at internet

    Favorite Ride:
    84 Torpado & 99 Litespeed

    Bike Setup:
    Steel Colnago, Alex clincher wheels, Campy 9 spd, mix remainder of lightweight parts.

    Summary:
    Purchased to use on a bike built with all: light, black and inexpensive components, for all weather use (1990 Colnago). The Mirage composite levers feel the same as Record to me (I wear fingerless gloves), which I like. It feels light under my finger tips, but seems to give a sort of warmer positive grip than metal levers. Every shift is crisp and precise with an appropriate post 2000 Daytona rear der. Hood design is basically the same as Record too. All black is tops in my book, and at significantly less than half the cost of Record! If these "brifters" hold up, then I'm hooked!

    Strengths:
    light, sure, Ergo comfortable, awesome stealth looks, highly affordable

    Weaknesses:
    None thus far

    Similar Products Used:
    Campy Record Carbon 9 and Chorus 9 speed

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