How does sram apex double tap work?
#6
My only beef is the front shifting. Always seems to either be balky, rubby, or throw the chain.
As for shifting, my mnemonic was "bigger push = bigger physical gear". No matter whether it's front or back, a bigger push of the level gets you more teeth.
As for shifting, my mnemonic was "bigger push = bigger physical gear". No matter whether it's front or back, a bigger push of the level gets you more teeth.
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Here's a short video of the internals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7csDTkZMYM4
It changes gears when you let go. If you let go after one click, it'll shift into a smaller cog (harder to pedal). If you let go after 2 or more clicks, it'll shift into a larger cog (easier to pedal); 2 clicks -> 1 gear easier, 3 clicks -> 2 cogs easier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7csDTkZMYM4
It changes gears when you let go. If you let go after one click, it'll shift into a smaller cog (harder to pedal). If you let go after 2 or more clicks, it'll shift into a larger cog (easier to pedal); 2 clicks -> 1 gear easier, 3 clicks -> 2 cogs easier.






