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Old 08-18-20, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
And after you make that shift you find that you are on the wrong end of the cassette, and you are making many shifts to get to the other end of the cassette.
This makes a lot of sense and explains it. Thank you. One way to avoid this would be some kind of an electronic shifter that would optimize (change 2-3-4 steps) the cassette cog if you jump from one chain ring to the other.

Never heard of "half step" before but a quick search pointed me to Sheldon Brown's write up which was, as usual, very helpful.

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