Shimano 105 goes Di2
Twelve speed, semi-wireless shifting reaches a more affordable price point — though at a significant price premium over mechanical 105.
Twelve speed, semi-wireless shifting reaches a more affordable price point — though at a significant price premium over mechanical 105.
Words: Ben Edwards | Images: Russ Lamoureux
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