Thirteen speeds!!!!
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Pretty dang cool. Bring on the innovation!
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Break out that charge card.. you are lagging behind Marketing's path
they laid out for you .. to follow..
they laid out for you .. to follow..
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I will never need this
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The idea of a tighter ratio 1x13 does have some appeal but sadly I don't like the idea of cramming more gears into the same space. I do want a chance to play with the Rotor Uno group though just for pure fun see what the fuss was about.
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Im on my second NX bike. I could use just a little more range. I don’t need more shifts.
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Toss a triple in the front lol
The dish offset has to be skewed a lot i bet...
...minds well slap some grill marks on it & call it a cassette kabob.
The dish offset has to be skewed a lot i bet...
...minds well slap some grill marks on it & call it a cassette kabob.
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I prefer my 2x6.5 setup.
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Also 13 speeds:
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
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Also 13 speeds:
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
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I have yet to move beyond six cogs on my bikes.
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I don't mind the innovation and change. I rarely use it mind you, but manufacturers need new and exciting ways to convince you that what you presently own is inadequate or antiquated. Much of it is marketing more than filling any real need. If this excites some folks then I'll consider it a good thing.
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Something new never fails to bring men out of their caves touting clubs and animal pelts as having been sufficient to sustain life. How did you guys ever get past single speed and loin cloths?
To speak about adequacy and need is to completely miss the point. Marcus has the right spirit with the CVT comment. I'm looking forward to Di3.
Anyway, gravelcyclist.com will likely review the Rotor parts soon enough.
-Tim-
To speak about adequacy and need is to completely miss the point. Marcus has the right spirit with the CVT comment. I'm looking forward to Di3.
Anyway, gravelcyclist.com will likely review the Rotor parts soon enough.
-Tim-
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Also 13 speeds:
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
https://bikerumor.com/2018/07/08/wil...no-derailleur/
Would love to see a video of it. Looks like a way out of the box concept. Interesting!
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When a single rear cassette can cover the range needed, we will see a return to multiple chain rings upfront, not to ectend range, but to fill in the ratio gaps, by halfs and thirds as was done after the development of conventional rear deraillers in the past.