Old 05-07-24 | 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by eduskator

If you want my unprofessional opinion, the shifting speed of the FD is partly at cause. It's a lot slower than Shimano.
It might well be slower than Di2, but I doubt it is slower than mechanical Shimano. I must say I’m always very cautious with front shifts on any bike, so I would be the least likely to provoke a chain drop. I used to get my fair share of drops on 3x mtb drivetrains on rough terrain, but very rarely on road bikes. SRAM AXS has been no exception for me.
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