Hi Neil, Cheers!
Running brake levers loose has certainly saved me time and money as well.
You can always swap MMX-compatible parts over to SRAM's fixed clamps but I don't like them because I run push-on grips.
In the same situation, I'd buy a pair of OneUp's hinged [**22.2-to-MMX clamps**](https://www.oneupcomponents.com/products/dropper-remote-clamp-22-2-v2).
That said, if you ask at your local shop they probably have more than a few hanging around as a lot of dropper remotes come/came with them (E13,
OneUp, etc) as do SRAM shifters, and then when they're being paired up into 2-clamp setups.
Not that you need a recipe to make a Tequila Negroni, but [**here's mine**](https://nsmb.com/articles/placebo-common-cold/) all the same.
Aug. 23, 2022, 8:47 a.m. - Andrew Major
Hi Neil, Cheers! Running brake levers loose has certainly saved me time and money as well. You can always swap MMX-compatible parts over to SRAM's fixed clamps but I don't like them because I run push-on grips. In the same situation, I'd buy a pair of OneUp's hinged [**22.2-to-MMX clamps**](https://www.oneupcomponents.com/products/dropper-remote-clamp-22-2-v2). That said, if you ask at your local shop they probably have more than a few hanging around as a lot of dropper remotes come/came with them (E13, OneUp, etc) as do SRAM shifters, and then when they're being paired up into 2-clamp setups.  Not that you need a recipe to make a Tequila Negroni, but [**here's mine**](https://nsmb.com/articles/placebo-common-cold/) all the same.