Shimano Shift/Brake Lever Sets | Tourney ST-EF41 - 3x6 / 3x7-Speed

SHIMANO TOURNEY TY - EZ FIRE PLUS - Shift/Brake Lever - 3x7/6-speed
The SHIMANO TOURNEY TY EZ FIRE Plus Shift/Brake lever combines Reach Adjust, SIS Index shifting, and an OPTICAL GEAR DISPLAY in a durable assembly.

Technologies used

• OPTICAL GEAR DISPLAY
• EZ_FIRE_PLUS
• SIS_SHIMANO_INDEX_SYSTEM
• REACH_ADJUST

Product Specifications

• EZ FIRE Plus Shift/Brake Lever Set
• Durable light action shifting performance
• 2-finger brake lever with good ergonomics.
• Attractive, visible, and intuitive Optical Gear Display with each number to confirm the gear position at a glance
• Brake Lever Actuation: Long Pull
• Includes cables and housing
• Speeds: 3x6 or 3x7.

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