deltasierra wrote:Like! Chainring selection is interesting and I would enjoy a discussion of that selection.
Can you explain how the shifting works? Meaning your hands do what movements for up and down shifts? To be honest, it's been a while since I've seen the inside of a Campy lever blade, but it looks like you've put a button there. I'm kind of confused. Seems like your hands have a lot of work to do to shift. And maybe a lot of hand movement.
Lovely bikes!
Shifting is very simple :
- Right lever action rear derailleur : upshift (bigger cog) with brake lever button, by index finger / downshift with hood button, by thumb
- Left lever action front derailleur : upshift (bigger ring) with brake lever button, by index finger / downshift with hood button, by thumb
=> Actions and command locations remains the same as original Campagnolo Ergopower (one command = one function). Hands movements are very limited.
Only a fool will look for logic in the chambers of the human heart...