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Do any Tour de France riders use electronic shifting?
Do any Tour de France riders use electronic shifting?
Do any Tour de France riders use electronic shifting?
Do any Tour de France riders use electronic shifting?
Do any Tour de France riders use electronic shifting?
Right, OK, thanks.They all use it
you could probably add di2 to any bike for a lot less than 1700.......you dont need the new cranks or shifters.
Just buy the sattelite shifters and put them on the tops. I mean how many of you are sit in the drops and changing gears on a regular basis. and if you are, put another sprint button on the drops.....wil still cost less than 1700
ultegra rear mech - 200
Ultegra front mech - 150
2 sets sprint buttons - 200
Junction box - 87
Battery - 115
5 cables of various lengths - 100
Thats what 800ish - for 11 speed di2 - without changing cranks and shifters
Ultegra di2 shifters for rim or cable disc brakes are around £80 each on wiggle...if you feel the need to add them
I bought a used Ultra 6870 Di2 11 speed groupset recently for £300. Not mint, but very good.
Having used electric shifting on my best bike for a while now (Camapg EPS), apart from budget constraints, electronic for me, every time. Simple brilliant, and I'm sad to say, as a lifelong Campaign user, I think Di2 is better than EPS.
Does the Pope sh*t in the woods?
Does the Pope sh*t in the woods?
But he might use electronic shifting.Probably not....
But he might use electronic shifting.
105 now is much better than Ultegra of a few years back.
I'd rather have new 105 than old Ultegra.
That said I've not got electronic gears on any bike.