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read in a french magazine (and does make sense really), anyone got news yet?
XTR 2007/10 speed
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It burns!
We need Reducto to aim his reducing ray at Shimano's XTR 10 speed rear end and set it to reduce quantity by 20%.
Will I need a 10 speed chainwhip? Imbicile maketing managers at Shimano. What I want is an XTR level Nexus 8 speed hub that can take a disc brake. Cut the fat from that thing with Ti ring and planet gears.
We need Reducto to aim his reducing ray at Shimano's XTR 10 speed rear end and set it to reduce quantity by 20%.
Will I need a 10 speed chainwhip? Imbicile maketing managers at Shimano. What I want is an XTR level Nexus 8 speed hub that can take a disc brake. Cut the fat from that thing with Ti ring and planet gears.
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Great it's all we need....
Maybe a 2 x10 system might work, but seems like 7 and 8 spds were fine.
The Carbon and Ti bits would be nice espically if carries over to Dura-Ace.
Rumours are already circulating that Shimano's XTR mountain bike group will have lots of carbon and titanium for 2007 and that will inevitably lead to a revamped, lighter Dura-Ace in 2008. Da Rin says Campagnolo will be ready for the challenge.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2005/features/campagnolo_future
Maybe a 2 x10 system might work, but seems like 7 and 8 spds were fine.
The Carbon and Ti bits would be nice espically if carries over to Dura-Ace.
Rumours are already circulating that Shimano's XTR mountain bike group will have lots of carbon and titanium for 2007 and that will inevitably lead to a revamped, lighter Dura-Ace in 2008. Da Rin says Campagnolo will be ready for the challenge.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/tech.php?id=tech/2005/features/campagnolo_future
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I cannot agree more on internal hub
I also think for over 10 years that the future is the internal, as ROLLOFF has designed and produced for a long while now.
but it seems that too many issue remain like too much friction, weight...
It is time that SHIMANO the biggest bicycle component company come up with a NEXUS XTR, a system like the ROLLOFF but without all the above problems.
I spoke with Shimano technicien at the eurobike about it, but nothin' on that path yet...
long_strange_ride said:
I also think for over 10 years that the future is the internal, as ROLLOFF has designed and produced for a long while now.
but it seems that too many issue remain like too much friction, weight...
It is time that SHIMANO the biggest bicycle component company come up with a NEXUS XTR, a system like the ROLLOFF but without all the above problems.
I spoke with Shimano technicien at the eurobike about it, but nothin' on that path yet...
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With the upcoming of 29"ers and the realisation that 450mm chainstays are just fine, it may become easier to make frames with much wider rear dropout spacing (165mm?) and use it in part to wider cassette bodies to fit 11 or 12 speed easily. By also spacing flanges wider apart, wheels will gain in stiffness and strength as well.
Personally, I'd rather have such a 165mm wide rear hub with wider spaced flanges and the same or narrower cassette body. 7/8spd spaced cogs, 5 or 6 of them, still with an 11-34 or even 11-38 range. Rear derailers with less lateral and more vertical swing to match. ESP 1:1 ratio makes sense, but then it does for road use too.
Most fun thing about the Shimano 14spd design to me is that the chain for it will probably be much lighter, with alternating outer links left and right, not in pairs like is the world standard now. They came up with this to make the chain narrower I think.
Personally, I'd rather have such a 165mm wide rear hub with wider spaced flanges and the same or narrower cassette body. 7/8spd spaced cogs, 5 or 6 of them, still with an 11-34 or even 11-38 range. Rear derailers with less lateral and more vertical swing to match. ESP 1:1 ratio makes sense, but then it does for road use too.
Most fun thing about the Shimano 14spd design to me is that the chain for it will probably be much lighter, with alternating outer links left and right, not in pairs like is the world standard now. They came up with this to make the chain narrower I think.
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Picked this up on another forum.. not sure if they are real or bogus
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looks bogus to me seriously, but they are still very niceBig Bad Wolf said:Picked this up on another forum.. not sure if they are real or bogus
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Seems like they are, http://www.pro-winner.net/nieuw.htmleurorider said:What do you guys mean by bogus? It's just a picture of some shifters that were modified and repainted...
Is someone claiming these are 2007 XTR?
I personnally don't think those are the new ones, but...
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XTR SL it says. If it's true, then it's really nice. But please not 10spd!
Also, check out the road cable disc brakes. Actually not toally unattractive. Opens up possibilities for dirt drop bar MTB's that use road STI's.
Is the disc brake ban on road&CX bike now totally lifted by the UCI?
Also, check out the road cable disc brakes. Actually not toally unattractive. Opens up possibilities for dirt drop bar MTB's that use road STI's.
Is the disc brake ban on road&CX bike now totally lifted by the UCI?
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Looks like old school XTR to me...
Those look like seriously tuned 952’s. Good job, whoever did it
Those look like seriously tuned 952’s. Good job, whoever did it
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