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Geez, yet another reason for my "why not a new bike list".
Having all the controls on fiddly little switches on the bars bothers me. I've worked on enough older bikes to know that the handlebar switches are some of the first to cause problems. Yes, most work just fine for years, but the more you have the more likely you are to have problems.
Having all the controls on fiddly little switches on the bars bothers me. I've worked on enough older bikes to know that the handlebar switches are some of the first to cause problems. Yes, most work just fine for years, but the more you have the more likely you are to have problems.
