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How is the shifting? Sounds a bit too rigid. Smooth shifting is probably more important for performance than those last promilles.
by matsemann 6y ago
How is the shifting? Sounds a bit too rigid. Smooth shifting is probably more important for performance than those last promilles.
- canofbars 6y agoIf it can't bend you could use it with a gearbox which is how belt drive bikes work.
- analog31 6y agoThere's no shifting. These chains are for single speed drivetrains, e.g., track bikes, but also possibly single speed freehub and internal gear hub bikes. This could be one of those things that starts its life as a performance upgrade for competition use and either does or doesn't make it into the world of everyday cycling.