*The most confusing thread and description of a shifter ever !*
> *Use: They click but don’t index. Out of the package and not on a bike,
> they click about 18 times. In the span of shifting over a 9-sp cassette,
> they click about 13 times. This sounds trick or confusing, but it isn’t at
> all. Like a with a pure friction shifter, you move the lever til the shift
> is made. With these levers, the first three clicks coincide with the small
> three cogs. After that, it takes two clicks to get the subsequent cogs.
> Now, I totally understand if this weirds you out, but don’t run away so
> fast—nobody on Planet Earth has shifted these levers even 1/20th as much as
> I have, and I’m telling you, it is a cinch. In the mid and upper range, one
> click isn’t enough, but two clicks are.*
If they are truly friction shifting(meaning they can be moved hi-lo and
lo-hi in one continuous motion) they are "pure friction"* regardless of any
clicks/noises *they may make !
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