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Re: Another curiosity question

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  1. Tom Weaver said:

    While riding on Cape Cod this weekend, my co-star came up with an
    interesting (to me) question: Why do the front and rear shifters work
    opposite to each other? Further explanation. We both have Ultegra
    integrated shifters. On the right (front), clicking the larger shifter
    moves the chain to a larger ring closer to the frame. On the left
    (rear), clicking the larger lever moves the chain to a larger ring that
    is further from the frame.

    Why don't both larger levers move the chain the same direction?

    Thanks,

    Tom Weaver

    They don't the big lever of each moves the chain to a bigger cog or
    chainring.

    As for same direction, the 'low normal' or 'backfire plus' MTB rear
    ders from shimano do this. Hope this silly idea doesn't come to road
    stuff.

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