[ORRando] verboort preregisration

[Sam Huffman]

Di2 is fine for long distance riding. Shifts are easier, quicker, and more
precise than mechanical and tend to drift less over time. After installing
Di2 on my rando bike a year ago I haven't had to adjust derailleurs once.

That said, it's not a huge difference. Well tuned mechanical is also pretty
fantastic, far easier to fix on the road with just a multi-tool, and less
prone to batteries running out of juice.

In my opinion the only /real/ benefit of Di2 is the ability to put shifters
on aero-bars. If, like me, you have issues that make aero-bars a necessity
it is very nice to be able to shift without having to change positions
frequently.

On Sun, Nov 22, 2015 at 12:39 PM, Julie N <julieni at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
> I am seeking advice to compare the udi2 shifter to the normal shifter. Is
> it good for long distance brevet rides?
>
> In addition, do you know any bike shop offering any team discount for 2016
> Specialized Ruby Expert with disc brake and udi2?
>
> Thanks Julie
>
>
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> Date: Wed, 4 Nov 2015 09:02:18 -0800
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> Subject: [ORRando] verboort preregisration
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