Originally Posted by
Seattle Forrest
Everybody says if you ride a Di2 (or any electronic group) bike, you'll never go back. I figured I wouldn't even test ride one because I didn't want to spend the $$. Then I wound up test riding a Di2 bike because it was the only one they had in my size and I didn't even like Di2 at first. I came to love it but it took a few rides. Apparently I'm the only one. You took to it right off the bat, everybody seems to.
As to the $5K, have you tried Photoshop and a color printer?
You are not the only one. It took me some time to get used to Di2.
Also even though it works very well, I am still just as happy to ride my other bikes with mechanical groups.
I have a number of Di2 and mechanical bikes (N+1
) and when deciding which I feel like riding the Di2 isn't usually a factor in the decision at all.