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Old 01-15-15 | 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Al1943
But the difference in the derailleur's actuation ratio offsets the difference in the shifters' cable pull, if both are 10-speed. The derailleur and chain move the same distance and so you are doing the same amount of work either way. On the other hand the there may be a difference in total friction between the two systems and I don't know which has more or less friction. My guess is that the 7900 may have more friction due to a more complicated cable route.
I wasn't talking about shifting. I was talking about braking. Different cable
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