Old 07-25-19 | 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by NoWhammies
Yesterday I was doing interval training on one of the local mountains. While shifting in to a harder gear, I mistimed my shift and heard that awful 'grinding of grears' that happens when I apply power and shift at the wrong time.
What's a "mis timed shift" ?

I shift my Campy (non electric) rear under power all the time. That's a main benefit of modern drivetrains.
Shifting to a smaller cog is not very demanding.
I shift while climbing, out of the saddle, into larger cogs without problems.

Does Di2 have a "reset" type adjustment, so it self-corrected after a bit ?
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