More Feedback (More "Click") than M6000 shifter

ctp046
ctp046 Posts: 47
edited January 2019 in MTB workshop & tech
I recently picked up a bike with an M6000 shifter and it's almost too smooth. There's no defined "click" like there is with the SRAM stuff on my other bike (GX 11-speed). I'm looking at upgrading the shifter to something less smooth (with more feedback, more click).

Options I can easily find online are:
M780 (XT)
M640 (Zee)
M820 (Saint)

It's for a fatbike that gets used in somewhat cold weather (I usually quit riding around -17 on the canuck scale). Don't know if that influences anything.

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  • swod1
    swod1 Posts: 1,639
    That's what shimano gear shifters are like.

    my bike has xtr 10 speed and the shifts are really smooth. press the shifter and the gears shift.
  • figbat
    figbat Posts: 680
    swod1 wrote:
    my bike has xtr 10 speed and the shifts are really smooth. press the shifter and the gears shift.
    Same (well, the shifter is a Deore SL-M591) . In fact sometimes the shift is so smooth I think I missed it and do it again, finding myself a gear ahead of where I wanted to be.
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    Trek 830 Mountain Track frame turned into a gravel bike - for anywhere & everywhere
  • tom_howard
    tom_howard Posts: 789
    Saint is pretty clunky IIRC
    Santa Cruz 5010C
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  • swod1
    swod1 Posts: 1,639
    Tom Howard wrote:
    Saint is pretty clunky IIRC

    Surprised at that thought it would be smooth unless your running short gear setup on a downhill bike etc.

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