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    XX1 Grip shift - Accidental Shifts

    Is this happening to anyone else with XX1 Grip shift?
    It takes so little pressure and movement per shift that I'm getting a ton of accidental shifts.

    I also have 10 spd grip shift and no accidental shifts with that.

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    I don't have grip shift but I have the XX1 trigger and it shifts so easy compared to the 2x10 version. It's crazy how light you have to press it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTR2ebike View Post
    Is this happening to anyone else with XX1 Grip shift?
    It takes so little pressure and movement per shift that I'm getting a ton of accidental shifts.

    I also have 10 spd grip shift and no accidental shifts with that.
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