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Old 07-04-20, 09:01 AM
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Steve B.
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Originally Posted by jsf1993
I agree with Steve. Only caveat I’d add is to wait to upgrade until you can afford to upgrade to electronic shifting. Of all the upgrades you might consider, the one you will likely appreciate the most is electronic shifting. Plus, once your bike is properly set-up, you’ll likely never (or almost never) have to adjust your shifting again. It is THAT good and that precise.

Good luck with your decision making.
Good point. A Di2 as an upgrade is expensive and hard to justify (I did it anyway as my frame was inexpensive). Purchased on a new bike is worth it. It’s a great system, very reliable, maintenance free mostly and shifts great. If I buy a new road bike in the future, it’ll be Di2.
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