Rotor mechanical and hydraulic shifting groupset
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^^^^ That is a very good point.
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As all the tech reviews seem to indicate that all the shift system is incorporated in the silver part on the back of the brake / shift lever. then is would be any easy option for Rotor to produce. At this stage of development i guess enough interest might prompt them to review that as an option.
Yeah, I wish the cable pull brake was an option too. Maybe it'll be added.
Here's video of it working.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tCcQCulEn8
Here's video of it working.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tCcQCulEn8
I'm sorry I want to like this, its great in theory, but I just can't see Rotor sticking around much longer if this will be their flagship offering.
Sure it's expensive, but they do sell a lot of cranks. I don't think having a groupset is going to take them under.
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Anyone seen any prices yet?
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Found some interesting info on Velonews. Kinda surprised I missed this. They claim it will be approx 350g lighter than Di2 and priced close to Di2.
http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/08/ ... ain_382968
http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/08/ ... ain_382968
Dura-Ace Di2 that is
Dimension Data are using Rotor Uno groupset this season are they not? I know they've been testing it over winter anyway and seen it mentioned in a couple of articles they are anyway?
Maybe. I know Matt Brammeira was testing it, but disc version? I'm guessing Rotor using Dimension Data riders for final tresting perhaps? Not sure you would give it to a pro rider if it wasn't nearly nearly ready for production perhaps?
Just did a search on twitter and some photos of I assume Matt Brammeiers bike again. All with disc version though, so I guess unlikely to race on it?
Holy cow, the rear derailleur is huge! Need to see better pics. I'd be nice if they released some a video showing it in use during a ride.
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