another S3X thread
So, where is it? Vaporware?
i mean, it's in the catalogue, but if no one has one to sell, what's the point? |
they had to fix a part that was prone to breaking. that's the last I heard.
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i want s3x brifters.
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^ I think that would be awesome, as well. It would be possible to design a cam so that it pulled the right amount. Perhaps someone will make it.
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Darksiderising: That's nice that they're taking the time to refine the product before letting us break our teeth with it, but I want one. I suppose they won't have a neutral between 2nd and 3rd like on the old SA hubs, eh? That would be nice for steep descents.
Personally, I've been trying to figure out a good solution for DT shifting. Forget brifters. |
i love oral s3x.
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oneangrytoast is helpful and mature.
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Originally Posted by vengeful_lemon
(Post 8967219)
Personally, I've been trying to figure out a good solution for DT shifting. Forget brifters.
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Originally Posted by adriano
(Post 8966802)
i want s3x brifters.
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why though?
you've only got three speeds so that's one for the hills, one for the flats and one for going downhill, fast... doesn't seem like you need a lot of shifting :P |
Originally Posted by aidy
(Post 8967716)
why though?
you've only got three speeds so that's one for the hills, one for the flats and one for going downhill, fast... doesn't seem like you need a lot of shifting :P Yeah, I don't at all see a need for brifters on a 3sp. A downtube shifter, thumbshifter, barcon, or even a stem shifter makes sense to me, but a brifter? Seriously? For those breakaways when you need to instantly jump from your 63" gear to your 85" gear? |
Originally Posted by aidy
(Post 8967716)
why though?
you've only got three speeds so that's one for the hills, one for the flats and one for going downhill, fast... doesn't seem like you need a lot of shifting :P |
Originally Posted by jim-bob
(Post 8967757)
Curses, beaten again.
Yeah, I don't at all see a need for brifters on a 3sp. A downtube shifter, thumbshifter, barcon, or even a stem shifter makes sense to me, but a brifter? Seriously? For those breakaways when you need to instantly jump from your 63" gear to your 85" gear? |
There's nothing nifty about brifters!
I don't even much like triggers, witness my front shifter: http://entirely-adequate.com/051409/headon.jpg |
^ No, there's nothing nifty about red cable housing, cross-sided brakes, metal toe clips, and leather/pleather straps..
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How does it feel to live without taste? Without a soul?
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
(Post 8968024)
How does it feel to live without taste? Without a soul?
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(work in progress as of that shot. trying to fit v-brakes around 700x60 rubber was a bit of a chore.)
PS: When the hub ships, I will be happiest with an old-school trigger thumbshifter. I wouldn't sneer at a nice downtube shifter either. |
Originally Posted by jim-bob
(Post 8968070)
(work in progress as of that shot. trying to fit v-brakes around 700x60 rubber was a bit of a chore.)
PS: When the hub ships, I will be happiest with an old-school trigger thumbshifter. I wouldn't sneer at a nice downtube shifter either. |
Originally Posted by ringdangdoo
(Post 8967799)
A neutral for steep descents sounds interesting.
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Originally Posted by kyselad
(Post 8972009)
Like a 3-speed with a freewheel? Somebody should get on that.
darksiderising: yes, downtube and options for thumb/barend pod, please. Maybe it'll shift as fast as the old triggers, too? They just jump into gear. CLICK! |
Originally Posted by aidy
(Post 8967716)
why though?
you've only got three speeds so that's one for the hills, one for the flats and one for going downhill, fast... doesn't seem like you need a lot of shifting :P |
Originally Posted by dutret
(Post 8980628)
dt and barends can get in the way. brifters don't. They should have just designed it to use a standard pull length so you could use whatever you wanted.
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Serious quetsion: what's a brifter???
I'm guessing a combination of brake lever and shifter? Like on modern road bikes (shimano 105, etc)? |
^ you got it!
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