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Originally Posted by ergott
Etap is the most lizard brain friendly shifting protocol I've ridden (all 3 mechanical groups, and Di2). In fact, I believe if all shifting were developed today they would have copied Sram Etap if they could. It makes the most sense. You shift the rear far more than the front so it shifts like any car would. The double lever tap for front rings is deliberate, no mistakes. Added bonus, you can easily shift with any sort of mitts on your hands since there's no other paddle to accidentally click. That's an issue with Di2.
When I go back to my other bikes with Shimano or Campagnolo I realize how much simpler Etap is. I love Super Record mechanical for other reasons, but Etap just works.
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That could be ad-copy! You certainly made me want to go try it.
What is it about SR11 Mech that you like so much? I've been thinking of selling my R10 Pro and moving on...