First off, for who it may concern, I happen to use both.
Why anyone could have their grip shift shift by accident leads me to believe that there may indeed be a problem with the operator - NOT THE GRIP SHIFT! Whatever...
I have used both for so long and have never had any major issues that would lead me to believe the idea that one is obviously superior to the other.
Kind of like comparing Ford's versus Chevy's or Wintel versus Mac's.
Much flip-flop ado about nothing.
Whatever gets you though the night!
Why anyone could have their grip shift shift by accident leads me to believe that there may indeed be a problem with the operator - NOT THE GRIP SHIFT! Whatever...
I have used both for so long and have never had any major issues that would lead me to believe the idea that one is obviously superior to the other.
Kind of like comparing Ford's versus Chevy's or Wintel versus Mac's.
Much flip-flop ado about nothing.
Whatever gets you though the night!
Originally posted by Greg-O
i used to have a bike with gripdshifts, and i loved them..... until i tried rapidfire. With gripshifts i would sometimes shift by accident.
it's really a preference though. It's a little hard to get used to having an up lever and a down lever at first.