rogerzilla
Squire
My mate got it because he used to have trouble shifting (no mechanical sympathy) and was always wrapping the chain around the bottom bracket or breaking links. He had the same issues with Di2. I built him a fixie.
My mate got it because he used to have trouble shifting (no mechanical sympathy) and was always wrapping the chain around the bottom bracket or breaking links. He had the same issues with Di2. I built him a fixie.
This is the same guy who didn't put oil in his car until the red light came on.
This is the same guy who didn't put oil in his car until the red light came on.
I thought that the front changer used the most power but I guess it depends how often you change chain rings to how soon they run down.
yeah I’m not sure tbh. I reckon I change the rear probably 8-10 times more often than the front, so just assumed that would run out first. Never had an issue with either though, I just charged them every few hundred miles or so. Still on the original batteries!
On a recent 65 mile gravel ride I made 292 changes. On the front 16, the rear 276.
Does electronic shifting monitor gear changes?
Does electronic shifting monitor gear changes?
Depends on your computer, I think.