Anyone else notice the lack of rim brake shifters? Maybe SRAM is just delayed in finishing them, or they are bold and will only offer 12-speed with hydraulic brakes.
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Re: New eTap 12 speed [crazyeng]
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Re: New eTap 12 speed [Xaero]
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Thought I'd offer a little Photoshop comparison of the two Blip Boxes scaled similarly to theorize on size. These are not scientific, but it gives a pretty good idea of the likely relative size of the new one. For comparison, the original Blip Box is 60mm x 40mm x 15mm. It looks like the new one could be about 2/3 the height and similar width. Di2 Junction B is 30mm x 15mm x 8mm. So, my guess is that the Blip is still a crapton bigger than Di2 Junction B, so it may not fit in most compartments designed for Di2.
Re: New eTap 12 speed [exxxviii]
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If you look at the the cable housings on the current, you can see how much wider the blip box is, whereas on the new image, it looks like the edge of the outer cable housing is the edge of the box, so much thinner in width than the current. Hard to be sure, but I would say 5mm or more narrower than the old design.
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CPT Chaos wrote:
If you look at the the cable housings on the current, you can see how much wider the blip box is, whereas on the new image, it looks like the edge of the outer cable housing is the edge of the box, so much thinner in width than the current. Hard to be sure, but I would say 5mm or more narrower than the old design.