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March 21st 2006, 06:14
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think they are sequential shifters, just sequential style being so high...
Looks liek Bernie has started selling them now, must have passed his testing! http://www.bernardnewbury.co.uk/stor...roducts_id=122 Rich
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March 21st 2006, 16:34
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yes rich you are correct , they are semi sequential , on the way up you put in first knock it down for second but when you knock it forward for 3 rd the spring mech shifts accross the gate for you making a very fast short shift , go down the box as normal , these have hardly any travel on the shifts so are very quick
cheers jon
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March 22nd 2006, 05:11
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Not taking anything away form that shifter as it is very nice, but my understanding is:
sequential: clutchless/gateless changes, just push the lever back or forwards to change up/down semi-sequential: as above but you have to use the clutch. The GWD is just a high quality, short throw, sprung shifter.. Rich
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