What consumers want might not be the best for the industry.
that copies a SRAM product from 17 years ago.
Despite being in a strong economy, we have been losing independent bike shops at a high rate.
And how it could dethrone SRAM/Shimano
And is the community's response Justified?
And what it means for retailers.
Just stick with me for a minute.
And why it may be a dangerous strategy for both retailers and bike brand themselves.
It could be what keeps them as the market leader in drivetrains.
And why this is a good time for industry to settle on some more tool standards.
What this paradigm shift in drivetrains could mean for the bike industry.
So Aero!
