I had the opportunity to try the 2003 Shimano XTR group today. For the un-initiated (to the world of mountain biking) that's a set of components that make up a bike (the other part is the bike frame itself).
I haven't had to deal with change for a while. Not something as simple and straightforward as biking. But change the bike industry juggernaut that is Shimano has dictated upon us means we are faced with the possibility of changing the way gears are shifted. Is it because I've been set in my ways that I do not feel comfortable? There are truthfully advantages in changing but are they a net gain in overall performance? Gotta wait and see.
At this point of time what used to be fluid and instinctual is awkward and conscious. That I do know.
Life deals us the same situation every now and then. I suppose those who can cope and adapt quick enough are the real winners.
Wednesday, October 16, 2002
If you enjoy the trip, the destination isn't important
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