HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
I'm relatively newbie to 105 gears; my Bianchi has Veloce and the Sirrus has Sora. I've ridden 105 before but my Kinesis is the first new bike I've had specced with it.
After a few rides, I think the 105 will be quicker in the drops suiting sprinters but the thumb triggers are more suited to climbers where you can be on the tops and change up quickly at the crest of a hill.
I probably need practice but when on the hoods I feel I change up faster with the thumb shifters, which is particularly handy when I change from the large to the small ring.
After a few rides, I think the 105 will be quicker in the drops suiting sprinters but the thumb triggers are more suited to climbers where you can be on the tops and change up quickly at the crest of a hill.
I probably need practice but when on the hoods I feel I change up faster with the thumb shifters, which is particularly handy when I change from the large to the small ring.