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Shimano Tiagra 4700 10-Speed STI levers (Pair)
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Shimano Tiagra 4700 10-Speed STI levers (Pair)

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As per title, Ribble Cycles currently have the pair of Shimano Tiagra 4700 10-Speed STI levers reduced to £49.99.

Bear in mind that this is Ribble Cycles and people have reported problems with them in the past.

Tiagra 4700 provides serious entry-level riding performance with cascaded technology from top-tier lines. All-new ergonomics ensure easier access to the brake/shift lever when riding on the hoods and enhanced hand comfort for a greater range of riders.

  • Combined brake and shift lever enables easy operation. Proven MTB tech makes gear shifts smooth and effortless and one-finger shifts possible
  • Built-in reach adjust allows the distance between the lever and handlebar to be adjusted to suit any hand size
  • Intuitive 2x10-speed shifting
  • Brake Compatibility: Rim Brake
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  1. Dire_hero's avatar
    Unable to add it to basket, expired I guess
  2. rowly73's avatar
    Great find.
  3. rogan8's avatar
    I bagged these and an Rs510 chainset @ 29.99
    il_capo's avatar
    Where did you get the shifters for that price?
  5. ClashInDevon's avatar
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    I see that the price now shows as £64.99 when you click the link. However, it's still £49.99 when you add to the basket.
  6. Bbqueue's avatar
    I'm pondering converting a folding bike of mine to a double and with the RS510/FSA megaexo compacts both down to £30, I think I'd struggle to find something cheaper in the used market! I'd like to keep the weight down but a couple of hundred grams is really here nor there.

    I've never used FSA chainsets, I'm a bit put off by the 120mm bcd rings, I'm guessing they're not easy to find cheap aftermarket replacements for?

    I'm must be mad considering going with this lot again, but if the price is right....
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