Zippy8 wrote:the auto front trim alone is worth the money.
You find yourself shifting in/out of the big ring a lot on those bike paths ?
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Re: Of bikes, Freds and MAMILs
You find yourself shifting in/out of the big ring a lot on those bike paths ?
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3 speeds are all you need!! 
I was looking at one of the American 'fixed wheel' sites the other day - I used to ride fixed - and came across fixed wheel mountain bikes! used off road!... mad or what!
I was looking at one of the American 'fixed wheel' sites the other day - I used to ride fixed - and came across fixed wheel mountain bikes! used off road!... mad or what!
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Re: Of bikes, Freds and MAMILs
fworley wrote:You find yourself shifting in/out of the big ring a lot on those bike paths ?
The inner ring is almost virgin on my new bike (the innermost of 3 on my old one equally untouched) but as I'm up and down the cassette I would normally be trimming the front to avoid chain rub.... but Di2 does it for me. Which is nice.
This is an example of the routes I ride, courtesy of Strava:-
Mike.