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Originally Posted by k.alexander It's NEVER smooth when you're racing. I always understood it to be acceptable if you're racing, to have harsh shifts. The thing with racing is you

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Old 03-12-2009, 09:31 PM   #17 (permalink)
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It's NEVER smooth when you're racing. I always understood it to be acceptable if you're racing, to have harsh shifts.
The thing with racing is you want to be as harsh without 'unbalancing' the drive train or frame. Unbalancing is just a fancy way of saying you cocked it up enough to spin out, or lose control.
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