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Replacement Dura-Ace brake hoods
Hi all, I need to replace my brake hoods. Does anyone know how I find out what version of Dura-Ace I have? I know that different versions have slight differences in the brake hood/brake ergonomics, but do all types fit anyway? If it's helpful I've got 10 speed and its mechanical. Does the model number appear anywhere? I've seen "ST-7900" and "ST-9001" versions online. Can I just get any and they'll fit? Cheers.
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Thanks for that. Useful info!
I'm a Campag man myelf, but I'm sure the 9000 series is your 11 speed, so you're looking at the 7900 series for 10 speed from around 2008, 7800 is the earlier 10speed
a code ending in 70 means it's Di2.
Or at least it used to.