Originally Posted by
N00b_Cyclist
This is something that worries me, as I've started using the UDi2...it just doesn't seem like there's much there to shift while wearing gloves. Guess that's because bikes weren't meant to ride when it's cold out?
J/k. In all seriousness though, much of my riding during the winter months will be indoors, but it's a consideration for those who will be riding outside year round in a cold climate!
I've had Di2 for 6 years, ride year round in temps down to the teens Fahrenheit and have issues with pain from cold fingers. While I mis-shift occasionally, for the most part wearing layers of gloves under lobster gloves hasn't been a major issue for me with shifting Di2. You get used to being more careful. When I started using heated gloves even those issues went away.