Old 04-19-16 | 03:40 PM
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American Euchre
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Originally Posted by Chris_W
I agree that in terms of shifting performance, an electronic RD isn't that much different than a mechanical RD. However, if you run a non-stock cassette than the electronic RD will cope with it far better than a mechanical RD. Also, having an electronic RD gives the option of having a gear display, which is very handy on a tandem. Finally, having an electronic RD gives the option of having shift buttons in multiple locations, which is something that suits me well.
You don't need electronic shifting to have a gear display.
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