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7 mar 2024 · Proby zostaly przeprowadzone na kilkunastu rowerach z Cues i wszedzie jest to samo. Zmiana biegów jest głośna, powolna, kultura pracy jest ogólnie niska - o wiele gorsza niż nawet podstawowych komponentów z niskich grup Acera czy Alivio.
23 wrz 2024 · A major positive of Shimano CUES is it's compatibility across groupsets, and it's designed for cyclists to mix and match components. CUES 9, 10 and 11-speed groupsets are cross-compatible, and shifters, derailleurs, cassettes and chains can be used together across different bike setups.
5 mar 2024 · With Shimano releasing CUES to replace Alivio, Acera, and Altus groupsets, is it possible we are getting something better? CUES unites all the parts under its umbrella with the same flat cable pull ratio and chain pitch across 9, 10, and 11-speed drivetrains.
2 mar 2023 · Mówi się, że Cues ma zastąpić niższe grupy osprzętu Shimano: Altus, Acera, Alivio oraz Deore (w tym przypadku ma zostać jedynie wersja 12-rzędowa). W sprzedaży ma zostać najbardziej budżetowa grupa Tourney i wcale mnie to nie dziwi – może nie grzeszy wytrzymałością, ale za to jest bardzo tania.
In this in-depth article, we’ll take a look at. Why increased compatibility is key to Cues. What LinkGlide is and how it works. How each tier of the new Cues range shapes up. Shimano Cues...
28 lut 2023 · CUES, or Create Unique Experiences, is Shimano’s answer to an all-new mid-tier lineup that’s set to replace multiple existing groups. Gone are the Alivio, Acera, Altus, and the 10- and 11-speed Deore groups, with Shimano CUES rising up to take their place. (Shimano notes it is not cutting support for legacy groups.)
I just saw that Shimano CUES is going to be replacing the lower end group sets from Altus to Deore as well as Sora to Tiagra with a focus on allowing compatibility with components between the ranges. As a long time Shimano Alivio/Sora/Altus user this intrigued me quite a bit.
