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  • Di2 for mtbs
  • matther01
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    Shimano to introduce this in 2015?

    Would anyone be tempted or is this more high tech to go with digital suspension and the like that purists will hate?

    Singlespeed_Shep
    Free Member

    already a few people out the using it.

    Cannondale’s XC team have been testing it.

    There’s a company making a Di2 thumbshifter

    jimsmith
    Free Member

    did a bit of Di2 at work last year
    the shimano service flow is hilarious
    this is to test the whole system, you plug it in an run the test procedure…
    gives you a 🙂 or a 🙁 then you consult the flow…

    bol
    Full Member

    I’m pretty sure there are a few people on this forum who’ve put di2 on MTBs. I’m sure there’ll be a market for it, just like there’ll be a market for rigid steel 26ers. Variety is good.

    gee
    Free Member

    It looked like Annie Last had a proper XTR version on her Trek at the weekend’ s national race. Given the weather I couldn’t be sure but the rear mech defo looked a bit chunky. Or it coul have just been a big lump of ice.

    GB

    teasel
    Free Member

    I know of one done a few years back, built onto a Scale 899. The bloke called it Xi2. Very nice but I can’t tell you how it’s faring in the real world.

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    How about a hub powered dynamo to recharge the battery!
    Maybe even a braking powered regen system.

    Nobby
    Full Member

    I know of one done a few years back, built onto a Scale 899. The bloke called it Xi2. Very nice but I can’t tell you how it’s faring in the real world.

    I believe it’s holding up fine.

    butterbean
    Free Member

    It’s coming next year.

    teasel
    Free Member

    I believe it’s holding up fine.

    ‘s good to know. It was assembled with shit weather in-mind so I’d expect nothing less from the gadget meister.

    I recently heard he retro-fitted a pasta-making machine to his van…

    😉

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