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• #15102
no..
Was on the Grand Ballon (in France) with a friend, his rear derailleur failed thanks to a wire that got damaged.. Swapped some wires within in the system, and he continued as normal.
I had a rear wheel come of my bike (horrible Zipp QR malfunctioned, yes the model that was recalled) and landed on my rear derailleur. This would normally snap the cable on mechanical models, in my case just the rear derailleur stopped working (front was still fine). Then just unplugged the battery and plugged it back in and all was working again.
So no, Di2 malfunctions hardly ever mean nothing works and if one of the wires becomes damaged you can easily swap it with one of the other wires, without having to do any adjusting or tensioning afterwards.. And you can also bring a spare wire, or even a junction box or battery. Since they are tiny..
If all of the above fails, you can always just push di2 derailleurs into the gears you like. They'll stay there quite happy, no weird cable rigging needed.
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• #15103
Please don't get testy with me over a difference of opinion.
+1
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• #15104
some people did the transcontinental with di2. Although I have to admit, this was with pedals:
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• #15105
I'd consider the great Mike Hall a pretty serious bikepacker, definitely top 5 bikepackers for what the talbot is designed for the TCR, Used Di2...
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• #15106
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• #15107
Feeling so functional this week. Fast and functional.
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• #15108
Noice
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• #15109
Got to get an in-line post and shorter stem but in general loving the 650b tubeless life. Compass Babyshoe Pass, fast and fat
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• #15110
the interwebz delivers.....commuter porn
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• #15111
The lunacy of people using di2! Do they know nothing.
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• #15112
If you rotated bars down and levers up would you be able to shorten the reach? Position in the drops looks a bit wacky. Otherwise great bike!
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• #15113
Yup on both bike, bit odd but some people like it I guess
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• #15114
bit boring though
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• #15115
Genius
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• #15116
Must go like a freight train!
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• #15117
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• #15118
2nd and 3rd place riders are (presumably) kids.
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• #15119
Even so, it will obviously carry momentum like nothing else.
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• #15120
True.
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• #15121
And the couplers make it possible to make it into a regular or three-person tandem!
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• #15122
That's cool. I wonder where you get cables long enough.. or did they connect some normal ones together.
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• #15123
Wow, hadn't spotted that. Chasing weird creaking noises is going to be virtually impossible!
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• #15124
Oh my I like
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• #15125
Let's talk about flex, baby.
On a related note, a pal made this last year:
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speak for yourself