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Old 07-28-21, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Badger6
We shouldn't confuse complexity with difficulty. Cantis are complex, not difficult. Shimano hydraulic discs are simple and not difficult. See?
The complexity is in the system design, and the difficulty is in the setup process.

If we accept that anything on a bike is hard to do— something I think we must— then I’d say that canti setup is probably the hardest. They can be more finicky and sensitive than front derailleurs….and there are four of them to **** with.

Seat height adjustment is easy. Perfect canti adjustment is difficult.

And to be clear, not all cantis are same; some are more complex or more difficult than others. Good riddance to them all, though.
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