Old 12-15-15 | 02:05 PM
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Bikes: S-Works Tarmac, Nashbar CX, Trek 2200 trainer bike, Salsa Casseroll commuter, old school FS MTB

Originally Posted by VwFix
Hmm, it might be because of the constant load on the drive train when on the trainer. Try letting of a little right before the shift and see if that helps.
+1. Shifting on the trainer is crap. I use a bike with fewer cogs a lot, since the solid indexing with 8 or fewer in back is hardly affected
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