JDurk
Well-Known Member
Figured it would be coming, just not this soon.
They also released a wireless Deore.
Maybe this will lead to a Microspline Linkglide cassette. It makes sense it works with linkglide as you'd think in an app you'd just say what cassette you're using it with and it figures out spacing, etc.This is fucking awesome
Works with 11spd Linkglide🕺
My joy comes with elimination of cables in the headset routing. Bring on wireless brakes please 😁I can't keep track of all this, but I guess it's Deore slotted in where Deore/SLX would be?
Maybe this will lead to a Microspline Linkglide cassette. It makes sense it works with linkglide as you'd think in an app you'd just say what cassette you're using it with and it figures out spacing, etc.
I think there is still an SLX, but this is below that. They didn’t do an SLX in electric.I can't keep track of all this, but I guess it's Deore slotted in where Deore/SLX would be?
This is the biggest reason I bought a specialized. The other XC bikes I was looking at all had headset routing and I’m skipping this phase of the MTB industry.My joy comes with elimination of cables in the headset routing.
Slx is going awayI think there is still an SLX, but this is below that. They didn’t do an SLX in electric.
I figured they were just going to keep it mechanical.Slx is going away
Honestly Wouldn’t be too difficult. Just depends on lag time.Bring on wireless brakes please 😁
Honestly Wouldn’t be too difficult. Just depends on lag time.
When they redid deore, it actually became a legit groupset. I had purchased a few parts for my son's bike. The brakes are indistinguishable from slx or even XT brakes. Similar with the derailleur.I figured they were just going to keep it mechanical.
Unless they’re keeping mechanical versions of XT and XTR?
Makes you a better rider.i'd worry more about the failure mode....
Rumor is that this is the END of both XT and XTR mechanical.I figured they were just going to keep it mechanical.
Unless they’re keeping mechanical versions of XT and XTR?
Shimano is so far behind SRAM that SRAM released a cable actuated version of their 2nd gen wireless group before Shimano finally released their first wireless group.