who will make the leap to these....

[musgravecycles]

someone want to show me how to reduce that image a bit? When you look here it's smaller: I tried switching the last 0 to a 1 and it got real small...

http://www.tdwsport.com/imagedesk/pi...73.jpg&thumb=0

Edit: Kilmer would it make more sense if I said a 'crisper' feel?

[thugly]

In general, Campy's Great Leaps Forward are similar in efficacy to that of China's.

I'm waiting for a Nuovo Nuovo Record gruppo to drop.

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[petitelilpettit]

Originally Posted by swoop

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Interestingly enough, only one rider is experimenting with the new Campagnolo electronic shifting, whereas I believe most of the Gerolsteiner squad is using the new Dura Ace electronic stuff. Correct me if I'm wrong...

Pettit

[Kahuna]

Awesome, awesome, awesome! Can't wait to try `em, and that's coming from a Shimano fan.

-K

[Simon Q]

I agree that they don't fit into typical Campy aesthetics but they do look to be the most ergo shaped of any of the levers out there so could be mega comfy.

[DarrenCT]

sorta neat. i'll give them a shot

[Gothard]

They look like someone leaned the bike against a radiator and they melted....
I know why I am going backwards.

[sspielman]

I don't think that the new e-levers are as attractive as the current mechanical offerings, but they are not hideous...and to my eye still look better than the offerings of their competitors. One real advantage of the electronic shifting is that it may put an end to the silliness that we always see.....Rider has a setup that he has been using for two years....without changing the cables...and then "test rides" a brand new setup and instantly declares the new setup to be "far superior" to the previous generation...