microSHIFT ADVENT Xpress Plus Right Trigger Shifter - 1x9 Speed, With Bearing

Bought this for the Advent x drivetrain. Bought the drivetrain in a package deal the shifter the 9-speed cassette and the 9-speed medium derailleur.
The derailleur was adjusted for a few hours by me and my bike mechanic realized that the shifter only has seven clicks so it will not shift 9 gears. The seven gears it has works fine and shifts perfectly but beware this only shifts seven gears.;

Paired with a advent 9 speed clutch derailleur and advent 9 speed 11- 46T Cassette. Shifting is smooth. Installing was a breeze. Upshift with thumb and down shift with the index finger is just natural and easy to learn. Shifts great under load also. Definitely a great upgrade.

Paired with a advent 9 speed clutch derailleur and advent 9 speed 11- 46T Cassette. Shifting is smooth. Installing was a breeze. Upshift with thumb and down shift with the index finger is just natural and easy to learn. Shifts great under load also. Definitely a great upgrade.;

If you're buying an Advent drivetrain you have little choice of shifter to use. Fortunately this one is the real deal. It doesn't have some of the features of more expensive shifters (like two-way release or even like a small plug for where the cable inserts into the shifter) but the paddles are large and comfortable and the shifter action is very smooth. Everyone describes the Microshift "feel" as pretty mechanical in nature and I didn't really know what that meant until using these shifters. You do get a lot of tactile feedback through the shifter and there's a pretty pronounced click with these (and a satisfying ker-klunk of the chain as it shifts across the cassette). My other drivetrains are Shimano which definitely has a softer "feel" to it. This feels solid and sturdy.

If you're buying an Advent drivetrain you have little choice of shifter to use. Fortunately this one is the real deal. It doesn't have some of the features of more expensive shifters (like two-way release or even like a small plug for where the cable inserts into the shifter) but the paddles are large and comfortable and the shifter action is very smooth. Everyone describes the Microshift "feel" as pretty mechanical in nature and I didn't really know what that meant until using these shifters. You do get a lot of tactile feedback through the shifter and there's a pretty pronounced click with these (and a satisfying ker-klunk of the chain as it shifts across the cassette). My other drivetrains are Shimano which definitely has a softer "feel" to it. This feels solid and sturdy.;