Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy
I've been riding uniglide for over 20 years, never had a problem shifting, even on climbs. Granted, the climbs where I'm at aren't that long or steep. I usually pick a gear and mash on up.
I agree that it works perfectly fine. In fact I almost like the way uniglide shifts better. It has a more solid engagement feeling and the cogs are very durable. I guess the action is heavier (as opposed to lighter action of hyperglide) which makes it feel more solid and I like that.
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