Originally Posted by
alij2018
That's not a proper reply. You said it's outdated, give your reasons. I want to know. Because right now, I'm just thinking a rich kid who just got his first 12 speed bike and think his toy is better than all bikes and does not even know what he is talking about.
Number of gears does not determine whether a bike is outdated or not dude. Rotor released 13 speed, so your 12 speed needs to be in museum now. Don't take it bad, just using your own crappy thought to you.
Outdated means fewer bikes are sent new with it. The company will be offering less new parts. They will no longer put 10 speed on their higher end groups. They will no longer do any R&D into improving 10 speed.
10 speed is outdated. This isn't an opinion. Don't be such a doosh.
It's readily available in lower end and NOS. It's pretty functional. Aftermarket parts from Sunrace and Microshift help. It's outdated, not obsolete.