Bicycle Brake Levers Shifter 3x7 21 Speed Shifter with Gear Indicator and V Brake Cable for Moutain Bike, Road Bike, MTB, BMX, Fixie Gear, Cycling

Actually, for the price, very solid construction. These installed easily. I had twist shifters that worked very well but was always accidentally shifting them -the derailleurs were recently aligned... This new setup mostly lined right up through all the gears- just a slight rear barrel adjuster tuning and all was good. VERY HAPPY. Brakes work better than ever too. Will they last? Fingers crossed.

Love these quick shifter, brake handle combination. This was a great upgrade for my friend's bike.

So far, so good. Installed OK. Seem to function OK except for the rear brake but I'm sure that's an installation issue on my part. (If not, I'll report back here.) They seem sturdy enough based on the little riding I've done since the update. It took a while to get them installed because although they do come with both new shift and brake cables, they don't come with cable housings. I had to wait for those via a separate order from another vendor. A somewhat non-normal need, but having an option to include cable housing(s) might be nice.

I was happy to be able to spend so little and revive my bike, as the old shifter was totally stuck and not working. It's a great alternative to taking it to the shop to fix the problem. They'll probably would end up replacing it any way. It would be icing on the cake if they included the break / shifter wire end crimps with this product too, as you most likely have to cut the wire and need to crimp the end to make sure it doesn't fray and come apart.

The brake adjusters are crap otherwise product work well but nowhere near the quality of what I had on the 25 yo bike to begin with.

These were a great replacement for my old shifters. I did make a mistake where I bought these, which are lever shifters, while my previous ones were twist shifters. Just make sure your rear derailleur is suited for a trigger shifter and you're good! (I also replaced the derailleur after I realized) The shift itself is smooth, and I really like how the brakes are the same piece as the shifter. The brake handles squeeze well and was easy to install on the bike

Replaced a poorly functioning 3/7 Shimano 3/7 V brake shifter; install was easy, works fine. Clearly inferior quality build vs the Shimano, but acceptable for the bike it went on

Works great have not had to replace again yet

Replaced my old Shimano. Easy to install, works great after some basic tuning, precise shifting.

I converted my 30 year old road bike into a straight handle bar bike and these worked very well with my existing cables and new handle bars.

The Installation: I used these LITEONE shifters to refresh an older [Insert Bike Brand, e.g., Trek Antelope] mountain bike that had gummy, integrated shifters. These are a standard 22.2mm clamp size and fit perfectly on my flat bars. The included inner cables are a nice touch, though I’d recommend adding a drop of light oil to the housings before sliding them in for the smoothest pull. Performance & Feel: The Shifting: The 7-speed rear indexing is surprisingly snappy. I had it dialed in within 5 minutes. The "click" is audible and tactile, so you know exactly when you've hit the next gear without looking down. The Brake Levers: These are 2-finger to 3-finger levers. They feel sturdy (not "flexy" plastic) and worked perfectly with my linear-pull V-brakes. The reach adjustment screw is a great feature if you have smaller hands or want to fine-tune the lever position. The Indicators: The red needle display is clear and high-contrast. It’s a basic feature, but helpful for beginners or when you're grinding up a steep hill and need to know if you have one more gear left. Build Quality Observations: Materials: The main body is a mix of alloy and high-density plastic. It doesn't feel "premium" like high-end Shimano XT, but it feels much more durable than the "no-name" shifters found on big-box store bikes. The Cables: The pre-installed cables were plenty long for my medium-frame bike, but if you have an XL frame or high-rise bars, double-check your housing lengths before you start. One Minor Gripe: The thumb lever for downshifting has a slightly longer "throw" than I’m used to. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it takes a week or so to get that muscle memory down. Verdict: If you’re restoring a 90s mountain bike or fixing a commuter on a budget, these are an excellent value. They look modern, feel solid, and most importantly, they stay in tune once indexed.

Have an older mountain bike with Shimano exage gearing that gave me its best for years. I like this came with brake and shifter handles. Easy to install and work perfect. Enough cable to complete the job. Gave a solid old bike its life back. Oh buy some cable ends to crimp on end off cables, you will need to trim them as you get lots of length.

Rear shifter works alright. Front shifter seemed very stiff for a couple days until the insides just totally stripped out, shift indicator moves but doesn't pull the cable at all. Brake levers are loose and sloppy, and feel like they have sand in them no matter how much clean and lubricate them.