Di2 for Cross?
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Anyone running Di2 or planning on running Ultegra Di2 on thier cross bikes?
Would be interested to hear what the durability/reliability of the shifting is like when caked in mud. I would imagine the FD auto trim would go haywire when muddy?
Would be interested to hear what the durability/reliability of the shifting is like when caked in mud. I would imagine the FD auto trim would go haywire when muddy?
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ill be on it...
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Cross can destroy any derailure and will. Don't use what your not prepared to replace is even more true for cross.
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Coloclimber had a good review on di2, and he used it on his cross bike too. Might be worth a read
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I suggest too you PM Coloclimber for his current opinion on this subject.
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