sram shifter downshifting question
the only groupset i've ever ridden is Shimano, i know when you're downshifting and you run out of gears the lever will not move.
for a sram group what happens when you're on your biggest cassete cog and you still try to downshift (as i often do when i'm doing hills) since you're using the same lever that upshifts, does it come to a stop? when you un-depress the lever does that mean you subsequently upshift? thanks for the details, i'm currently considering a rival group to replace my tiagra triple and am wondering about the logistics |
It does come to a stop (comes after the first click), and no it does not cause an upshift.
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Ahhh, I have been wondering the same thing as well. I read a thread somewhere the other day that said it wouldn't stop, thanks for clearing that up GoSharks.
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from my friends: they say on their rival, sometimes this doesn't happen & they end up shifting up a cog
from personal experience with my sram red: when you on your largest cog & shift down, the shifter paddle moves a bit, but then you hear a weird click. after that, all the tension in the inner cable is released and the shifter doesnt move. fwiw, since the downshift throw is larger than the upshift throw, i don't usually release the paddle when i hear just any clicking. Also, i keep a good eye on cadence have have figured that my speed (usually around 11mph on my 34x23) is about 115% of the cadence, and my speed on the 34x25 is usually around 9mph while the cadence is probably 87rpm. so i know when not to downshift. |
Originally Posted by mcjimbosandwich
(Post 11529991)
from my friends: they say on their rival, sometimes this doesn't happen & they end up shifting up a cog
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if you push hard enough, it won't upshift.
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My Red shifters will shift to the smaller cog on the first click so there's no where to go after that.
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