Shimano 105, but happened with the Chorus one as well. Regular shifting with the 105 derailleur was actually really good, maybe even better than with the Chorus one.
My theory is that when I'm accelerating hard out of the saddle, the frame/bb area twists so badly that the cable tension increases, pulling at the lever side. I can hear the shifter clicking, and when I don't trim the derailleur back it will eventually shift to the little ring.
@JB
Shimano 105, but happened with the Chorus one as well. Regular shifting with the 105 derailleur was actually really good, maybe even better than with the Chorus one.
@Hulsroy
My theory is that when I'm accelerating hard out of the saddle, the frame/bb area twists so badly that the cable tension increases, pulling at the lever side. I can hear the shifter clicking, and when I don't trim the derailleur back it will eventually shift to the little ring.