[rola643]

Looks pretty cool.

First Ride: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 'Sprint' Shifter | Cyclingnews.com

Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 sprint shifters unveiled

[Industry_Hack]

Methinks they lack an editor, or even proofreader.

"Chick, chick - boom, and victory, right?"

[rola643]

Click Click Boom!
I'm comin' down on the stereo, hear me on the radio
Click Click Boom!
I'm comin' down with the new style and you know it's buck wild
Click Click Boom!
I'm on the radio station TOUR around the nation leaving the scene in devastation

[Industry_Hack]

I like that band. Much more than I like Shimano.

[rola643]

Here comes the attack!

Campagnolo Electronic Gruppo

I thought part of the allure of cycling was the basic simplicity?! I'm not sure I like the idea of electric assist shifting. Guess I don't adapt to change well. I'd like to be able to ride it just to see and evaluate it instead of read about it.

[Nigal]

I think I'm moving backwards as the bike world hurtles forward. LOL! My next shifters I'm buying are friction shifters.

[Industry_Hack]

Originally Posted by Nigal

I think I'm moving backwards as the bike world hurtles forward. LOL! My next shifters I'm buying are friction shifters.

Huret downtube shifters! Ironically, that may actually be my next purchase.

[Nigal]

Originally Posted by Industry_Hack

Huret downtube shifters! Ironically, that may actually be my next purchase.

Bar end shifters set in mustache bars. I thought of going with downtube shifters but I'm rarely down on the drops so to reach them would be a pain.

[Duende54]

I'm sticking with SR 11. I have ridden DI2 and it is nice. Maybe when I get a little older and the arthritis in my hands is a little worse I will look in to electronic shifting. For now it just isn't something that attracts me, not even the Campagnolo version as sexy as it is!