Also they’re getting ride of the 2 and 6 speed and replacing it with 4 and 9 speed.
I'm assuming the 9 speed is a 3x3, but how are they getting the 4 speeds?
At a total guess, they could make the free hub wider inwards to take a fourth sprocket, which they can’t do with the IGH models. Would probably need a more elaborate shifting mechanism though.
Getting four sprockets on is no issue, just use a different hub body: the mech is the issue!
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I'm assuming the 9 speed is a 3x3, but how are they getting the 4 speeds?