12 speed ain’t enough?!

[bfd]

Then how about 13 speed and hydraulic shifting?!

https://www.bikeradar.com/gear/artic...s-specs-52573/

Makes me want to get a nice triple crank....Good Luck!

[Jeff N.]

Next thing will be widening the rear dropouts to 135mm on road machines, making room for 18 speeds.

[vqdriver]

This

That the groupset is 13-speed will likely upset many (many who probably won’t buy the groupset, but I digress)

[Hellgate]

When they come out with a 24 speed cassette let me know...

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[witcombusa]

12 speed ain’t enough?!

Yes, 2 x 6 is still just about right

[shoota]

Funny, I literally just said today that I won't consider 1X until it gets to 13 speed.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by vqdriver

This

That the groupset is 13-speed will likely upset many (many who probably won’t buy the groupset, but I digress)

Yup, 13 bad joo-joo..

Hydro, kinda the anti-wireless group...

[bicycletricycle]

Originally Posted by Jeff N.

Next thing will be widening the rear dropouts to 135mm on road machines, making room for 18 speeds.

The through axle bikes are already effectively 135mm I believe.

[ptourkin]

Originally Posted by vqdriver

This

Already sending in my specs on the frame for this gruppo:

Head tube angle: 69
Seat tube length: 420
Stack: 666
Cogs: 13

[MaraudingWalrus]

Originally Posted by bicycletricycle

The through axle bikes are already effectively 135mm I believe.

135 is kinda narrow for lots of through axle. Most disc QR bikes are 135 in the rear and have been for a while. Most road disc through axle are 12x142mm in the back. 12x135 and 10x135 both exist but are kinda odd ducks, especially if you consider the nonsense Specialized has done off and on with their funky SCS stuff.

[ptourkin]

Originally Posted by MaraudingWalrus

135 is kinda narrow for lots of through axle. Most disc QR bikes are 135 in the rear and have been for a while. Most road disc through axle are 12x142mm in the back. 12x135 and 10x135 both exist but are kinda odd ducks, especially if you consider the nonsense Specialized has done off and on with their funky SCS stuff.

142 TA and 135 qr hubs are the same width. The extra 7mm is just the ridges used to mount. End caps on 142 make them usable for 135 qr in the same frame.

[bicycletricycle]

Originally Posted by ptourkin

142 TA and 135 qr hubs are the same width. The extra 7mm is just the ridges used to mount. End caps on 142 make them usable for 135 qr in the same frame.

thanks for the confirmation, that is what I thought.