From today's World Championship RR, junior women, Velonews.com/Graham Watson pic(velonews.com5099.0.htmlOpen ↗, click onto the image to enlarge) ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World Championships.
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From today's World Championship RR, junior women, Velonews.com/Graham Watson pic(velonews.com5099.0.htmlOpen ↗, click onto the image to enlarge) ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World Championships.
World Champions can afford to replace their shifters frequently. I can't.
Richard Chan <[email hidden]> wrote: : ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
the cables probably cross under the downtube -- i've done the same thing to reduce cable rub w/ downtube shifter bosses. she's still got the brakes on backwards (right side rear) tho.
: Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World : Championships.
the girl w/ record doesn't look too happy about it. maybe she was upset about something else. -- david reuteler [email hidden]
From today's World Championship RR, junior women, Velonews.com/Graham Watson pic(velonews.com5099.0.htmlOpen ↗, click onto the image to enlarge) ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World Championships.
No the shifters are as usual. Some people route the cables that way and then cross the inner cables over before they reach the bottom bracket.
Stan Cox
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Richard Chan <[email hidden]> wrote: : ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
the cables probably cross under the downtube -- i've done the same thing
to
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reduce cable rub w/ downtube shifter bosses. she's still got the brakes
on
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backwards (right side rear) tho.
well matter of opion since we brits have them back to front to the rest of europe (I cant remember which way round we have it though cause by now its instinct!
panda
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: Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World : Championships.
the girl w/ record doesn't look too happy about it. maybe she was upset about something else. -- david reuteler [email hidden]
From today's World Championship RR, junior women, Velonews.com/Graham Watson pic(velonews.com5099.0.htmlOpen ↗, click onto the image to enlarge) ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
How can you tell from that shot which shifter is connected to which derailleur?
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Yea but it's the woman's championships. Kinda like the WNBA, nobody really cares. :-)
-kurd
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From today's World Championship RR, junior women, Velonews.com/Graham Watson pic(velonews.com5099.0.htmlOpen ↗, click onto the image to enlarge) ... am I seeing it right? Right shifter for front, left shifter for rear?
Question: when is Ultegra good enough? Answer: when it is trusted enough to win World Championships.
World Champions can afford to replace their shifters frequently. I can't.
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the cables probably cross under the downtube -- i've done the same thing
to
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reduce cable rub w/ downtube shifter bosses. she's still got the brakes
on
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backwards (right side rear) tho.
well matter of opion since we brits have them back to front to the rest of europe (I cant remember which way round we have it though cause by now its instinct!
NO, we Brits have them the right way round, everyone who has it the other way is wrong ;-). Seriously though, right front is the universal norm for motorcycle braking - I don't see why bicycles shouldn't be the same. Some also say that it's better to have your more skilfull hand controlling the more powerful brake (but I'm left-handed!). Riding a French bike in the summer with the cables reversed was really weird, and not particularly pleasant!
Depends on whether you ride in a country where they drive on the right or the left. You should have your brakes arranged so that you can indicate a turn across traffic while using the front brake.
Nick
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she's still got the brakes on backwards (right side rear) tho.
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How can you tell from that shot which shifter is connected to which derailleur?
I was taking a guess (from the picture). I have a high quality monitor and I follow the housing into the headtube/frame ... Of course the obvious is there is no way the STI themselves can shift like I proposed. The innards/mechanisms have to be reversed/mirrored which Shimano does not make. The only conclusion is if the cables were crossed underneath the BB.