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IT GOES TO ELEVEN !
On Jun 4, 10:40*pm, wrote:
WHY ISN'T THE ONLY THING BEING DISCUSSED ON THIS BOARD THE TOTALLY UNCONFIRMED RUMORS OF IMPENDING CAMPY 11 SPEED???!!! http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?...008/news/06-04 (Seriously, though, it can't be true, right? Nothing they put into production hasn't first been tested thru the pro ranks for a while, no? Didn't the first ten speeds appear in the pro peloton a few months before they were introduced for consumers, or am I misremembering that?) Seems to me that things are getting a little ridiculous. I'm still on 8-speed and find it more than adequate for my needs. I read somewhere that Shimano had a 12 speed cassette on the drawing boards. Where will it all end? Smokey |
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IT GOES TO ELEVEN !
On Jun 12, 12:51*pm, smokey wrote:
On Jun 4, 10:40*pm, wrote: WHY ISN'T THE ONLY THING BEING DISCUSSED ON THIS BOARD THE TOTALLY UNCONFIRMED RUMORS OF IMPENDING CAMPY 11 SPEED???!!! http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?...008/news/06-04 (Seriously, though, it can't be true, right? Nothing they put into production hasn't first been tested thru the pro ranks for a while, no? Didn't the first ten speeds appear in the pro peloton a few months before they were introduced for consumers, or am I misremembering that?) Seems to me that things are getting a little ridiculous. I'm still on 8-speed and find it more than adequate for my needs. I read somewhere that Shimano had a 12 speed cassette on the drawing boards. Where will it all end? Smokey They got a patent on a 14-speed system probably 5 or 6 years ago. Doesn't mean it will ever get made in that form. |
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IT GOES TO ELEVEN !
On Jun 5, 11:03 am, Art Harris wrote:
Werehatrack wrote: Beyond a certain point, it's all pretty much of a "why bother" issue, at least to me. That was back around the 8-speed era. I have little doubt that there will be more than a few riders who will look at it and say "I have enough now, I don't need to spend the money for this." Until their current stuff breaks and can't be replaced. That's the problem. Are you expecting that to happen soon? My current bikes are 5-cog (tandem), 6-cog (touring), 7-cog (road), and 8-cog (folding) and I haven't experienced any problem getting parts for any of them. |
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