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Old 09-06-13, 08:42 PM
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Much Shimano Tech Info Here ...

was cruising the Shimano website and went to the Tech Tips section and saw the following pdf Docs and thought I'd post it for anyone who might be interested ...

https://bike.shimano.com/publish/cont...tech_tips.html

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Very nice. maybe sticky material?
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Old news...

...one of the most cited sources other than Sheldon Brown...

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Originally Posted by azgreg
Very nice. maybe sticky material?
Sure, we could put it with the other sticky material that people are too smart to read.
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Thanks for this. I can't believe I didn't know about this before.
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Thanks for this. I can't believe I didn't know about this before.
Folks nowadays are so smart, tech savvy, information oriented, multi-tasking gurus that it never occurs to them that which lies at the tip of their noses:

Most brand name manufacturers have their own websites...most of which are halfway decent.

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Most of the info on the link is several years old, fine if working on a 2009 or earlier bike, but a lot of it has little relevance to 2013/14 bikes. If you want current info, you need dealer manuals https://si.shimano.com/#seriesList/1
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