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Old June 4th 20, 08:30 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
Dennis Davis[_2_]
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In article ,
jbeattie wrote:

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I think that the curmudgeon handbook, chapter six, has a lengthy
discussion of the benefits of DT friction shifters. IIRC,
they a (1) slow and imprecise shifting, (2) missed shifts,
(3) conspicuous contrarianism, (4) longevity like an incurable
skin condition, (5) inconvenient location, and (6) conspicuous
contrarianism. Clearly superior to any STI/Ergo like system.


A double dose of "conspicuous contrarianism" ("3" and "6"). Isn't
that overkill?

Perhaps (6) is better replaced by:

(6) Requires levels of skill not present in modern cyclists.


....I'm planning to put some Simplex Retrofriction downtube levers on
my next bike...
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Dennis Davis
 




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