What does everyone else think about this?
99% efficient drive train, looks pretty neat to me
Ceramic speed drive train
Ceramic speed drive train
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Airsporter1st
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Re: Ceramic speed drive train
Not seeing a link?
Edit: Found it in a search engine. Looks amazing, but I can't see how gear changes are achieved. How does the pinion engage with the chosen gear on the rear cassette? Does the pinion move axially and the PCD of the drive bearings alter?
In any case, the bearings are very exposed and, ceramic or not, would be magnets for dust and grit, wouldn't they?
Edit: Found it in a search engine. Looks amazing, but I can't see how gear changes are achieved. How does the pinion engage with the chosen gear on the rear cassette? Does the pinion move axially and the PCD of the drive bearings alter?
In any case, the bearings are very exposed and, ceramic or not, would be magnets for dust and grit, wouldn't they?
Re: Ceramic speed drive train
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