Scott, an easy work-around for that is using 10 speed road shifters and 9
speed mountain derailleurs. I'm running that on two bikes. Works 100%
perfectly. One bike has 10sp Dura Ace bar ends mated to an old XTR M950
derailleur. The other to an XT M772.

On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 11:33 AM, Scott McLain <scottamcl...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Be careful going to ten speed.  Remember that 9-speed shimano road works
> with 9-speed shimano mountain.  But with ten speed it does not.  I would
> stick with 9-speed.  If you go to 10-speed mountain cassette, you can use
> your same deraileur (probably) but you will need to get the micro-shift
> mountain bar ends.  This what surly is building their new LHT with.
>
> There are great youtube videos out there on how to adjust your rear
> derailleur.  I think your cable just needs adjusted.
>
> Scott
>
> On Monday, June 20, 2016 at 4:05:25 PM UTC-6, Michael Hechmer wrote:
>>
>> Ok, this is a bit off topic, my apologies, but I am perplexed.
>>
>> I run 9 speed silver friction shifter on all of my bikes except the
>> tandem, which has Shimano bar ends.  I usually run it in friction, mostly
>> because I don't have regular experience with indexing and when they need
>> adjustment, I struggle until I say, oh the hell with it.  But I have been
>> trying to get this indexing right because I am thinking I want to try 10
>> speed on this bike.  So here's what's happening.
>>
>> I can lift the chain from the outside 11 to the inside 28 in consistent
>> steps, but when I try to drop the chain it hangs up for an extra click
>> right at the start  and then jumps across the 12 to the 11 at the end.
>> Occasionally, it will jump from the 9 to the 7 position on the second
>> click.   Everything works OK in friction mode, although the 9 to 8 did seem
>> a bit wider, so I tightened the low set screw until the chain would just
>> barely reach, then backed it out a couple of degrees.  This made no
>> difference.  It just occurred to me that I have not measured the chain, but
>> it's hard to see how that could cause this behavior.
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Hot, even in VT.
>>
>> Michael
>>
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