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itsnotarace said:
Very nice - I'll have to get my new addition up shortly 
Mandatory ph kitchen shots
I love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
I love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
itsnotarace said:
I'm a big fan of Canyon bikes anyway, but that's a fine example of the breed!RJJ said:
Mandatory ph kitchen shots
I love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
lovely lovelyI love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
RJJ said:
Mandatory ph kitchen shots
I love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
Lovely bike Sir, very similar to mine (will have to sneak it into the kitchen tomorrow I love it, just a joy to ride from my limited road biking experience, usually have done MTB's & trails, sold the whyte 46 and brought this. Friends who are experienced road cyclists love it, although few have questioned reliability of di2 ultegra, not had any problems so far.
.What issues have you heard with di2? I've not read anything...
AyBee said:
Lovely bike Sir, very similar to mine (will have to sneak it into the kitchen tomorrow .
What issues have you heard with di2? I've not read anything...
I've personally not had a any issues with the di2 so far. A quick google & there's really no issues. Me thinks my mates did not expect me to turn up with the foil. I was going with the trek madone 5.9 but it was a size too big, then I saw the foil in my size & just fell in love with it, must admit bit of an impulse lol, good discount also helped but a bit more than the trek 5.9 2012..What issues have you heard with di2? I've not read anything...
Edited by RJJ on Monday 1st October 00:35
Justayellowbadge said:
Probably simply that it isn't DA?
Funnily enough, the Ultegra Di2 incorporated a number of changes/advancements from the original (10sp) Dura Ace Di2: thinner, lighter wiring, better sealing around the connectors, and IIRC better battery life to name but a few. Until the advent of 11sp Dura Ace Di2, the Ultegra Di2 was Shimano's most advanced drivetrain!Gassing Station | Pedal Powered | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff