On 07/05/2016 06:18 AM, Michael Hechmer wrote:
Over the long weekend we finally got out on the tandem and in the hills to test my work on the indexing. It worked well in the shop but only so so on the road. I did half the ride in index mode and half in friction and we (stoker & I) definitely liked the friction mode better. The indexing only failed to shift once and seemed to be going into all the gears, but the hesitation, especially when dropping the chain downward, sometimes felt interminable. I would click the bar end then wait and think, "the damn thing didn't move." Except I was thinking in anglo-sexan! In contrast the friction mode moved quickly, quietly, and consistently across the cassette.
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