[ksr5]

Found this on line.

http://www.designnews.com/author.asp?section_id=1362&doc_id=239080&cid=NL_Newsletters+-+DN+Daily

 

[Bluevoss]

But I like to shift. Got a manual in my car. And given the amount of electronic gear that seems to need, I'll keep my shifter, thanks.

 

[CTD50]

Oh, so now it's auto-shift by electronics, eh?

Autoshift bikes have been around for more than a decade, yet I have not seen a real one YET.

I'll keep my triggers.

 

[Digital_Cowboy]

Found this on line.

http://www.designnews.com/author.asp?section_id=1362&doc_id=239080&cid=NL_Newsletters+-+DN+Daily

But I like to shift. Got a manual in my car. And given the amount of electronic gear that seems to need, I'll keep my shifter, thanks.

Oh, so now it's auto-shift by electronics, eh?

Autoshift bikes have been around for more than a decade, yet I have not seen a real one YET.

I'll keep my triggers.

Agreed, I think that about the only automatic shifting bike that might have made have made it into production is the "Landrider." If I remember correctly it uses some sort of flywheel system. And I agree I too like to shift.

 

[BeginnerCycling]

I go out of my way to find a manual transmission car (which gets harder every year), and I'd rather stick to shifting a bicycle on my own also.