> > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-jUXAuXx0ml0/WY3F3sVKG0I/AAAAAAAAATE/BWxylvCA1dQ8qxSQoe2v_7_pVyYQYLoeQCLcBGAs/s1600/IMG_6557.JPG> > To answer Irreguleur's question: One of the biggest advantages to getting > rid of the front derailleur are; Weight. You are getting rid of a shifter, > the front derailleur, one or two chainrings and their bolts, and cables and > housing. You also never have to worry about cross chaining, chain drop, > front cable replacement, multiple ring replacements or listening to your > chain on bumpy terrain when you accidently have your chain in the small, > small. My son gave me a new 1X11 SramXX group for Christmas and I have not > missed my front derailleur at all. I put a little deer antler crown on my > unused downtube shifter mount to protect my leg. I had to make a few > changes to how the shifter mounts on drop bars, but I am quite happy with > my ergonomic changes. It is easier to operate from the drops than brifters. > If I had the money, I might consider getting Srams single ring road gruppo. >
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