Old 11-15-18, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by livedarklions
Classic example of the "No True Scotsman" fallacy.
It's hard for me to imagine where you are coming from with that statement.

Are you a CAT-# racer who needs the incremental cumulative benefit of every new "improvement" available?
Maybe you have a very good shop looking after your bike, visited regularly?

Again, I just don't know. Perhaps it's just that your riding position is off so that reaching down to shift greatly affects comfort or control, or that (for same reason) you find it difficult and uncomfortable to move quickly enough into and out of the seated position.
I do know that marketing plays huge, and that people tend to be creatures of habit.
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