Did you just ShartQ?

[igor]

100% real https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvt0is4lA2D/

Did u watch the video talking about it at the camping spot?

[drwelby]

Is there anything bad about inline cable adjusters? I can run inlines and newer MTB derailleur or skip the inline and run an older derailleur with a built-in adjuster (or tap threads in the new derailleur to take an adjuster).

[Blakey]

You can also put a jagwire rocket in the mech cable stop.

[Face]

Nothing bad functionality, they just look dorky.

[motorbacon]

@Bootus

Are you unhappy with the bike(s), or is the dithering maybe a distraction from some other unhappiness?

I’ve been there, thinking that a particular car, or bike, or watch, would make me happier. It did for a little bit, but then the cycle would start all over again. The research and obsession and shopping were just distractions from other more fundamental unhappiness.

Not saying this is the case with you, but it might be worth thinking about before doing any bike changes.

100% me

[Dickason_Daniel]

also guilty

[sparksflyhigh]

No, just saw the images. My instinct is to never play videos because they make my work computer freeze up. That is funny though. I’m imagining having to plunge my whole arm up to the shoulder into the bag to fish something out from the bottom

[BEEutiful_Wednesday_DDS]

This is amazing. The kid looks like he’s not amused but also too bored to care.

[turpentine]

They tend to be hard to adjust on the fly and not stay adjusted. When you try and twist them while riding they just twist the cable or spin. They bounce around a lot more than frame screws so they tend to screw back in under pressure.

[Master_Stabby]

Totally did that on a kludged together cross check for a couple of years. Makes derailer adjustment while riding real easy.

[Bootus]

TC I immediately got annoyed when I saw it thinking it was fake, and didn’t bother to look at the other pics.

Now that I know it’s real, it’s amazing!

[fabaceaesp]

@turpentine

They bounce around a lot more than frame screws so they tend to screw back in under pressure.

the better ones have detents so they don’t unscrew on their own. and though they’re hard to adjust on the fly… it’s easier than adjusting one located at the derailleur!

[cousinmosquito]

This is definitely my experience. Am tempted to put some heat shrink stuff over one of mine.

[anon71759125]

Mounted pari moto 38mm. Now there’s a visible gap between fender and tire. Oh well

[Euphorbia]

will any old MTB front shifter move a 6700 road pusher?

If not anyone got a suggestion for a flat bar trigger shifter that will? also, not microshift.

[Orc]

Shim the fender down. Maybe 25 minutes of work?

[sparksflyhigh]

Shoulda run the 42

[anon71759125]

Or I’ll just ride it.

[iwillbe]

You should consider selling it!

[amy]

@Euphorbia

will any old MTB front shifter move a 6700 road pusher?

double?
i think you’d be best off with the tiagra flat bar road pusher
https://www.ebay.com/i/254170532323?chn=ps