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Nowhere near it. Electronic shifting provides no motive power and is still manually controlled by the rider.
by nerdshoe 9y ago
Nowhere near it. Electronic shifting provides no motive power and is still manually controlled by the rider.
- kazinator 9y agoElectronic shifting provides a reduction in the interruption of motive power, so it is not 100% clear cut. The sport governing bodies that be probably had to chew on this from various angles before making a decision. Fast shifting that doesn't interrupt the flow of power is a big deal. That's why Formula 1 cars do not use "H pattern" stick shifts.