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Old 02-10-16 | 08:48 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 Drew Eckhardt
They make front hubs with generators which can power lights and even other devices with USB interfaces.

Does anyone know if you can charge a Di2 battery while riding?
I've got one for my commuter that I never bothered to install. Tons of drag, and weighs more than my crank. Wouldn't dream of installing it on a race bike. For some people though, a front hub that powered a di2 system would be ideal.
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