Do any of your mountain bikes have electronic shifting?

Electronic drivetrains for mountain bikes are becoming more widely available, but the change isn't for everyone.
By Jeff Barber

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Last year we asked readers if any of their bikes were running an electronic drivetrain, and we want to see how things have shifted over the past 12 months.

Do you have electronic shifting on any of your mountain bikes?

Has your answer changed? Tell us why or why not in the comments below!

 
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