I've been using a cell cycling X-shifter for a while on my road/gravel bike(s).
I originally bought it for my bamboo bike to get around cabling issues, and to be fair it's worked really well over the last 4/5 years. If you don't know what it is, essentially it's a small cable servo housing which manages the cable pull rather than the shifter, the shifter itself being wireless.
It's a very similar system to the archer components one which is more well known in the MTB community.
Anyway, cell cycling have spent the last few years developing an updated system. It's smaller, lighter, has much better battery life and reliability (the biggest issue with the current generation). They are calling it the NXS, no idea what it stands for, but it's currently 50% off until 30th July or first 500 customers.
https://www.nxswireless.com/shop/
In a similar way to how AXS has a blip box for additional buttons you need to build a system up, but there are 1x sets available. Interestingly they've also developed a wireless dropper system, allowing you to convert a stealth dropper to be able to used with their blips/shifter. The flat bar shifter itself is also very small, and the 'blip box' fits inside your bar, much like dangerholm's custom work.
Anyway, I've liked the old system so much I've taken a punt on the new one (shipping from next month), I've also bought the dropper system. I'll keep this thread updated if there is any interest....
I like the look of this, and at the price might take a punt for my gravel bike.
Any idea what the difference between the Mag Series and Straight Series adapters are? I can't find any details on the website.. trying to work out what I'd need for a SRAM Rival RD.
What was the list of parts for the dropper?
Answering my own question.. the Mag Series adapters are magnetic and designed to break away during an impact, saving the shifter / derailleur gubbins.
Oh wow, I've always thought Archer should do a version for dropper posts. Thanks for sharing!
Am I correct in thinking that the parts required for the wireless dropper would be this:
1. Dropperator
2. Hub
3. Button, either Bit or Shifty
I assume the button needs a wired link to the hub so you'd need to figure that out (I'm thinking run it under a grip and into the end of the bar) but the dropperator is separate and wireless?
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I think I'd also need a charger, it's unclear if a battery is included for the hub and dropperator though.
Looks like a great idea. Bit concerned that the rear servo would be a bit exposed for a mountain bike. I wonder if you could fit it on the frame the archer system.
Any idea what the difference between the Mag Series and Straight Series adapters are? I
I think..... it's if you want to direct mount the unit to the mech - there is a compatibility chart here
What was the list of parts for the dropper?
For just a dropper I think you'd need...
1x dropperator, 1x wireless hub & 1x bit
So about $125 Inc shipping?
I wonder if you could fit it on the frame the archer system
Yes I wouldn't fit it direct to the mech, my x-shifter is in a frame bag, and that's what I'll be doing with the new one. You can frame mount with various add ones at the moment - there are also magnetic mounts, but I'm not sure how they would work.
I think I’d also need a charger, it’s unclear if a battery is included for the hub and dropperator though.
Dropperator and wireless hub are both usb c charging I think...
I've just stuck in an order for the dropperator, hub, bit and a charger, it looks like the batteries are probably included but I'll email them to check.
Dropperator and wireless hub are both usb c charging I think…
Oh you mean you directly plug a USB-C cable into them so you don't need a charger at all?
Dropperator is definitely usb c charging - it's the dangling cable at the base - 'upto' 5000 uses between charges or 6months standby.
Oh you mean you directly plug a USB-C cable into them so you don’t need a charger at all?
Yep 👍 although I need a charger as I forgot to add one to my order 😂 so I'll buy it off you if you like (I've emailed them to see if I can add one in without getting stung for postage again).
Ahh yeah I see that in the pictures now, my brain wasn't interpreting that thing as a charging port. Thanks for clarifying!
Yep 👍 although I need a charger as I forgot to add one to my order 😂 so I’ll buy it off you if you like (I’ve emailed them to see if I can add one in without getting stung for postage again).
Haha, yep we can definitely do that, I won't even charge a markup 😉
Even if I can add one in, it'll be good to have a spare so pm me when it arrives.... 👍
Even if I can add one in, it’ll be good to have a spare so pm me when it arrives…. 👍
Okie doke, sounds good 👍
I like the idea but lordy it's an ugly beast isn't it? Is it the same shifter on your gravel bike, I'm interested to see how intrusive it actually looks on the bars, it doesn't exactly look ergonomic.
Bit concerned that the rear servo would be a bit exposed for a mountain bike.
If its simply a cable pull servo it would possibly be easily solved by strapping it to the seat/chain stay with a short length of outer instead of the noddle and mount?
Is it the same shifter on your gravel bike,
No it's the older one, which is quite chunky, but really easy to use - takes 2032 batteries which I've only had to change once. I'll see if I can find a photo....
If its simply a cable pull servo it would possibly be easily solved by strapping it to the seat/chain stay
You can run a cable out the back with the standard adapter so you can mount them anywhere you like.
Ahhh that looks very tidy with the drop hood. I'm not convinced the square thing wouldn't drive me potty on a mtb.
Tbh if I were using the system on the MTB I'd use the BIT buttons over the shifty buttons and custom make/3d print a trigger shifter style mount for them. The ergonomics of the Shifty buttons looks all wrong to me as it'll basically require your thumb to be inline with the bar to shift, same for a dropper.
I’ve just stuck in an order for the dropperator, hub, bit and a charger, it looks like the batteries are probably included but I’ll email them to check.
I'm interested in how you get on with this, is this for a MTB or drop bar bike?
Having to wire in the button could be a pain on an MTB but tbh the biggest issue would how the thing actuates - is it like the magura system where you press and it stays open for a set time, or is it more like AXS with it opening and closing on press/release. Can't see it being as instant as the latter as it still has to pull a cable actuator which will have a cm or so of travel.
Please report back 👍😁
Down side of the bit is I'd not be able to resist putting it on/in the bar end because that's where it [so obviously looks like] it should go.
This would of course mean it got trashed with in a few days and would be impossible to actually press - with my little finger - for the entirety of its depressingly short life.
is this for a MTB or drop bar bike?
For the drop bar gravel bike in the photos. The current version is not as instant as AXS, which I have on my mtbs but absolutely fine for the most part - have a look at the vid I posted above.
Down side of the bit is I’d not be able to resist putting it on/in the bar end because that’s where it [so obviously looks like] it should go.
You can mount the BIT buttons anywhere you want (as long as the cable reaches the wireless hub).
For the dropper with a bit button I'm thinking I'll take a dremmel to the plastic inner sleeve of my lock on grips to cut out a little circle for the button and a channel for the wire to run back to the open end of the bar. I'll aim to put it right up at the inner edge, poking out the grip.
Something roughly like this
You can mount the BIT buttons anywhere you want (as long as the cable reaches the wireless hub).
Indeed, the issue is that just looking at it makes me want to mount it in the worst possible place.
Can it use 2x road gearing like its 1x (i.e. as I think Di2 does of shifting the front automatically).
Shame there is no option for using the standard road shift levers.
I don't think its currently being advertised as being setup for sequence shifting front/rear aka di2, but that could be within the app (currently unreleased), it's open source so I'm sure someone with enough brains will eventually add that in if it's not already. Apparently any button / shifter are completely programmable to do any kind of shifting sequence you want from the limited web site info.
Mmmm, this looks really interesting, and not ruinously expensive. Presumably cost is plus VAT, import duty, handling? Anyone know for certain?
I don’t think its currently being advertised as being setup for sequence shifting front/rear aka di2, but that could be within the app (currently unreleased), it’s open source so I’m sure someone with enough brains will eventually add that in if it’s not already. Apparently any button / shifter are completely programmable to do any kind of shifting sequence you want from the limited web site info.
From their FAQ I think this is supported:
Does NXS have automatic shifting?
We do not have fully automatic shifting. But we do have semi-auto shifting. You just use 2 buttons, up/down to shift through both the front and rear derailleur. You need to preset the teeth count for all cogs, and then NXS will figure out the best gear combination.
Presumably cost is plus VAT, import duty, handling? Anyone know for certain?
Ive had items from the same company in the past which has come through customs with no additional charges, but that was years ago and may well have been a lucky one off....
Interesting. I was going to wait for GRX availability but, as currently priced, this could be substantially cheaper than just getting new shifters for my drop bar bike on which I currently have the same trp singlespeed drop bar levers. And I could use 11 speed mtb xt mech and sunrace cassette I have sitting in the shed. Any reason that's a bad idea?
How do you set this up? Presumably, given it can operate for different cable pull ratios, there's a sequence for setting top and bottom gear and it'll index an even spread between those two positions?
If going 1x gears only, I'd go a single button either side I guess, but what would be the best combination of shifters to fit neatly in trp hoods if one wanted to go 1x plus a dropper?
Interested in the dropper remote, but I'd like to see how it works on a flat bar. I feel like I'd still want to use my thumb but being on the bar between grip and brake lever clamp seems like it would be a good position.
Would the cable get under the grip in a non-modified way?
And I could use 11 speed mtb xt mech and sunrace cassette I have sitting in the shed. Any reason that’s a bad idea?
No reason at all, I had mine originally on a 10sp deore and sunrace.
How do you set this up?
If its like the original, which I assume it is,.... Set up mech as normal, open the app tell it what speed cassette your using, then you can if needed, adjust each individual shift.
but what would be the best combination of shifters to fit neatly in trp hoods if one wanted to go 1x plus a dropper?
Im going to go with two on the right for shifting and one on the left for dropper, but I've bought 4 and will set up symmetrically.
Would the cable get under the grip in a non-modified way?
No idea at the moment as there is very little info.
Would the cable get under the grip in a non-modified way?
I think it depends on whether you run push on or lock on grips. Push on you're probably fine, but for lock on which I have I'm planning to get a small hacksaw blade inside the plastic and cut out a little V shaped channel, the cable is 1mm in diameter so I think this should do it.
Would the cable get under the grip in a non-modified way?
I can't see it myself, non locking grips are, by design exceptionally tight, even locking ones still fit snugly enough to mark and drag on the bars when being slid on and off.
The only thing that's put me off ordering off the back of this is the wired buttons which seems like a daft thing to have, they're the main thing I'd want wireless
The only thing that’s put me off ordering off the back of this is the wired buttons which seems like a daft thing to have, they’re the main thing I’d want wireless
I think it's nuts SRAM aren't making their wireless blips compatible with the axs dropper....
You could run the wireless hub under the stem aka sram blip box, it doesn't have to be inside a bar, it's just designed to be small enough to do so. the run the cables under the bar. I suppose the ideal would be a pro bar or similar that has the hidden holes built in for di2. The cables are small and should be very easy to hide TBF.
I was about to order a 1x set up but then noticed that the FAQ say that there's no iPhone app yet (only Android) - and I can't see a way to contact them to see if they have an idea of when it might be available.
I presume the app is a pretty important element in the set up?
I presume the app is a pretty important element in the set up?
Its kinda essential....
@monkeyboyjc thanks v much for the clarifications. I think I'll go for this.
So for gearing I'd buy a 1x group which includes the hub and a pair of BIT buttons.
For dropper do I understand correctly that I should just buy a dropperator and a second pair of BIT buttons (they come as a pair) but only fit one? It piggy backs on the hub used for gearing as I understand it?
On the servo to rear mech attachment, I can't get my hands on the mech 'til after this offer runs out. What adapter(s) would you get for a shimano 11 speed mtb one (I've either got a M7000 SLX or M8000 XT)? What's the difference between "mag" and "straight" and is the tube purely for placement of the servo for cosmetic reasons? I have a feeling on shimano one might want a tube or it could stick out the side in harm's way. Or to fix the servo to the frame and take it to the mech using flexible cable outer, as you have done on the blue drop bar bike up there ^^.
And then...
What dropper for a gravel bike with a 27.2mm seat tube and only 160mm from top of seatpost collar to saddle rails?
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What dropper for a gravel bike with a 27.2mm seat tube and only 160mm from top of seatpost collar to saddle rails?
Fully wireless too
Looks interesting. Opens up cost effective options for running MTB wide range cassettes with drop bars. So, is there a short length of cable that runs from the Quantum servo to the mech clamp? I'm not clear. If there is, presumably you could mount the Quantum out of the way on the seatstay (or wherever).
For dropper do I understand correctly that I should just buy a dropperator and a second pair of BIT buttons (they come as a pair) but only fit one? It piggy backs on the hub used for gearing as I understand it?
Im a little unsure of how the dropper will work at the moment as it's not clear on the web site, I'd assume it'll work from one BIT button.
What adapter(s) would you get for a shimano 11 speed mtb one
Not sure, check the compatibility chart on the web site if you want to run it direct on the mech, but I'd personally use a short length of cable outer between it and the mech.
What’s the difference between “mag” and “straight”
Mag has a brake away feature incase you smack it on a rock etc.
What dropper for a gravel bike with a 27.2mm seat tube
Not sure, there are a few options though... The new enve (145mm stack height) and DT Swiss droppers both would cirtainly work if you've the funds. I'm using a crank brothers 27.2 post but I'm not sure on the stack height but I'd guess it's close.
is there a short length of cable that runs from the Quantum servo to the mech clamp?
Yes, you can use a normal 6mm cable outer to position it where ever you like, or alternatively run it directly on the mech.
Hmmm, I'd maybe be interested in 1x-ing my road bike with an MTB cassette and mech but I think I need t avoid new projects for a bit, especially on bikes that are working just fine at the moment...
I've gone for a 1x kit plus a dropperator and a second set of BIT shift buttons. Also bought the option to tube fit or mag fit the servo so I can see how that goes in practice with I think the fall-back of frame mounting with a length of normal gear cable.
The mag fit thing does seem a good idea (magnetic so it can take hits and return to position) if it places the thing in an OK position. I could also try it with both mtb 11 speed and old road 10 speed. We'll see. I think my order will be delayed til mid August because the dropper thing isn't shipping til then.
Edit: sorry @monkeyboyjc I pulled my finger out and read the website properly after having asked you a load of stupid questions and went ahead and ordered. But I ended up in the same place I think.
I'll probably get a brand-x dropper. It fits and I like my mtb one of theirs just fine. Its even possible the 105mm one might fit but it'd be tight I think and 85mm sounds like plenty. This kit also solves my lack of a frame dropper cable hole in a frame I really don't want to drill.
I am very tempted to give it a try, but I have my doubts about the placement of the servo for mtb use, it's very exposed to impacts.
Also, might be worth a read: https://www.reddit.com/r/cycling/comments/g8f3wd/scammer_alert_xshifter_aka_cell_cycling_aka_paul/
@spaniardclimber Unfortunately the original kickstarter for the x-shifter didn't go as planned.... Some customers didn't receive the product and I believe the company went under. The guy that owns cell cycling in bought the rights to the product and started selling under the new name cell cycling, but he has no connection to the original kickstarter project.
I cant speak for the original kickstarter project, but i've bought stuff direct from cell cycling with no issues.
but I have my doubts about the placement of the servo for mtb use, it’s very exposed to impacts.
100% agree, that's one reason why my x-shifter was in a bag on the downtube.
So for a mountain bike set up I need a 1x kit with tube mount in order to accept a normal cable and outer. I can then mount where ever I want?
Yes - you just end up with a longer cable between the mech and shifter, advantage being you can mount where ever you want, downside is you still end up with cable stretch so have to adjust it after a few rides.
How many shifter buttons can you add? I’m thinking this would be a cheap option to get wireless shifting on my friends tt bike, where shifting from both the extensions and base bar is an advantage
I however see 2 issues with that. 1 is there an aero penalty as that box hanging off the rear mech will cost a few watts, and 2 the blips don’t come as bar end plugs for the extensions
downside is you still end up with cable stretch so have to adjust it after a few rides.
Assuming you're mounting there or there abouts the rear mech - the whole point being its pretty much cable-free - the stretch should be so miniscule as to be effectively zero.
(in honesty I can't say I've had noticeable cable stretch since the days of 6 speed when using a decent cable, I've seen it on plenty of BSOs still mind)
2 the blips don’t come as bar end plugs for the extensions
Easily "fixed" by sticking them on blank ones.
1 is there an aero penalty as that box hanging off the rear mech will cost a few watts
Easily fixed by not thinking about it. Or telling your friend its more aero than the cables it's replacing.
Hell, its a TT bike, just sell them a £3k "aero" cover for it.
Every amateur TTer knows nothing is more faster than aero and nothing is more aero than expensive.
How many shifter buttons can you add?
24, so good for octopuses that want drop, top and aero extension shifters.
No good for squid doing the same though.
24 shifter buttons?
Is that linked somehow to the support for up to 32 gears? 4x8 anyone?
@monkeyboyjc Did you end up hard mounting the actuator or was it just loose in a bag?
Is that linked somehow to the support for up to 32 gears?
I assume it's so you can have multiple buttons in different positions doing the same function, shifters on bars and aero extension etc. It's also to keep the system as open as possible so you could add other functions for other development.
Did you end up hard mounting the actuator or was it just loose in a bag?
@letmetalktomark no.its loose in there, never had an issue as the bag straps down and it's all secure when on the bike. TBF I'd have thought an Enduro strap would work fine.
@letmetalktomark <span class="skimlinks-unlinked">no.its</span> loose in there, never had an issue as the bag straps down and it’s all secure when on the bike. TBF I’d have thought an Enduro strap would work fine.
Awesome, thank you.
I just need to work out now which of the adapter types would be needed for this set up. Presuming the QTA meaning the adapter thread element would not be needed?
Totally frivolous, but tempted to try this on my Brompton 6 speed to replace 2 shifters with 2 buttons.
I ended up buying the 2x system for my winter commuter. Should hopefully cut down on cable servicing and cleaning. I do like a gadget.
Anyone recieved their 1x system yet as they were meant to be shipping July 1st. 2x not until 1st August.
Had been planning on upgrading the winter bike to 105 DI2 until I saw its price!!
The Dropperator is scheduled to begin shipping about August 25
Quantum 1X kits with the Shifty buttons scheduled to begin shipping on about July 30. 1X kits with BIT buttons, August 10.
Front Derailleur and kits with the front derailleur scheduled to begin shipping about August 15.
We will not ship partial orders due to recent high shipping costs. If you do not want to wait, please create a help ticket for refund.
Shipping schedule on the website at the moment.....
Guess that'll be end of August start of September for me....
This reminds me I need to find someone with an Android phone by the end of August so I can actually set up my dropper.
I love the idea of this. But why oh why don't people do a better job of their websites?
Just a couple of obvious fixups:
- a dropdown list to match adaptor to mech type - not a shitty diagram with a cryptic chart
- mention really clearly upfront that there's no current IOS compatibility (wonder how many returns they'll get because of that).
Other than that, i'd be keen to try.
@spaniardclimber Unfortunately the original kickstarter for the x-shifter didn’t go as planned…. Some customers didn’t receive the product and I believe the company went under. The guy that owns cell cycling in bought the rights to the product and started selling under the new name cell cycling, but he has no connection to the original kickstarter project.
I cant speak for the original kickstarter project, but i’ve bought stuff direct from cell cycling with no issues.
I can :-), being a backer who didn’t receive anything.
I can’t believe by amazing coincidence the bloke on the xshifter kickstarter and behind cell cycling share the same name.
Kickstarters don’t have to actually deliver you anything.
Coincidentally, email received today on delays to their production, shifting their assembly operation from Philippines to Thailand.
I think some delays/issues were to be expected. I can't imagine it's easy. From my perspective, placing a pre-production order at half price is to accept that risk and is something of a punt on both timing and ultimately on the quality and performance of what you get. But (accepting the kickstarter history, but that is some time ago now) this not a crowd funding campaign either, it is still placing an order and refundable. Anyway, hey ho, if it turns out to be a couple of months late, so be it. So long as they ultimately either deliver or refund and treat their customers well.
I just picked up the email (went to junk), to reassure people when I placed my first order I did it incorrectly and had to cancel it - had a refund in my account within 24 hours.
I can’t believe by amazing coincidence the bloke on the xshifter kickstarter and behind cell cycling share the same name.
May have got that wrong then, I'm sure I saw a you tube video of the guy going through the original kickstarter issues.....
Anyway, hey ho, if it turns out to be a couple of months late, so be it. So long as they ultimately either deliver or refund and treat their customers well.
The max I'm prepared to wait for any product ive paid in full for is around 5 months as your covered by your bank for goods that haven't been delivered within 6months of purchase - another reason why Kickstarter are not particularly reliable (although my two experience's have been good).
So if it's not shipped by November, I'll start asking for a refund.
Anyone else getting fed up with the lack of updates about this. Still no proof the front derailleur even exists. No updates on the website like they promised (videos etc) and their Facebook page just has the same generic "we have run into delays" without ever answering any of the questions asked.
Tbh I'm getting annoyed, giving it until the end of the month...
Monkeyboyjc
I'm staring to wonder if the video of the rear derailleur working was just a archer components one rebadged and packaged in a 3d printed case as there was nothing showing the buttons controlling it so all we saw was one bit of the whole set up.
Cheesed off as it looked like the perfect set up for my winter commuter!!
I doubt it - if that were the case they could just use there own version which I have on my road bike.
The lack of communication is annoying
Shipping dates on the website has been updated to October for kits and November for everything else.
NXS is arriving in Singapore
We are happy to announce the world premiere of the NXS system will be in Singapore, October 7 and 8. After some unfortunate delays, we are finally ready to show the world the revolutionary NXS wireless system.
There are 2 events scheduled so far:
October 7, 4pm, at "The Ride Assembly", and October 8, 4pm at "iPassion Gadgets".
We will show a full demonstration of the system. How to install, setup and use.
Revolutionary
The NXS system is about to change all the rules. NXS is an open system that will invite all manufacturers to join our wireless network. We are already working with several OEM component makers on product integration.
NXS Features
The first product release is only the 1X system. 2X systems will be coming soon.
* Wireless network able to connect up to 7 devices.
* Fully mappable buttons and features. You can change the button function on the fly.
* Fully programmable for 2 to 32 speeds
* 150mS shifting time
* Ultralight. Quantum shifter is only 55 grams, including battery!
* Rechargeable battery.
* Direct mount. Mount the Quantum shifter directly to your derailleur for a clean and beautiful installation.
Product Rollout
Due to the dramatic increase in shipping costs recently, most of the pre-orders will be sent to distribution in your home country. Please be patient with us as we setup these channels. We are sincerely sorry about the delays. We will provide some compensation to all pre-order customers in the way of some future discounts on new products
Just got the same. Fingers crossed there's something happening on our orders then. I didn't cancel mine. I'm in the process of repurposing my gravel bike dropper post I got for this onto my son's bike. Could get another but anyway I guess I'll have a good couple of months before I get any NXS stuff and have to make that decision.
Anyone got a link to the website - links on first page don't work.
So...."here's all our new products, even though we didn't ship any kickstarter orders, and didn't ship our previous products either"?
Just bear in mind the first post on this thread was three months ago and so far, no-one seems to have received what they ordered, although at least one person has asked for and got a full refund. Maybe something to put on a credit card if you have one, as you might be covered by Section 75. Note the web page doesn't seem to show any systems in actual use - the product shots could be renders in many cases.
Have a look at the Reddit thread about the owner's previous kickstarter as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/cycling/comments/g8f3wd/scammer_alert_xshifter_aka_cell_cycling_aka_paul/There is a Paul Gallagher who used to work at Harley Davidson and SRAM who is now the president of 派吉星国际有限公司 - that seems to be an LLC of some kind, but I don't know where to start with that info. He has posted on at least one Brompton user group on Facebook. I haven't done anything bar really basic digging, btw.
Personally I'd love to see this technology becoming successful: aside from wireless shifting, it would solve several dropper-related problems the bikes in my household face. But I'm concerned that only a few samples from the two companies started have made it out into the wild since Autumn 2016.
@monkeyboyjc - how did you come by your setup? You say you've been running it for 4/5 years, but it looks like Cell Cycling only started mailing XShifter kickstarter subscribers in 2020, so is it one of the Kickstarter setups, or an early version from the new company? Please don't feel that I'm picking on you, by the way - you just seem to be the only person on this thread to have touched the product.
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cell-cycling.com is flagged as a risky click by my workplace, btw. Probably means nothing aside from poor web hygiene, but I ain't going there without a VM.
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Some posts on FB that now don't go anywhere:
Brompton Hacks | This is an easy hack to improve the derailleur ... https://www.facebook.com › groups › posts
This is an easy hack to improve the derailleur shifting, it takes about 15 mins. ... 2 Replies. Paul Gallagher ... NXS Wireless – NXS Wireless. NXSWIRELESS.
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The Reddit post claims a final post to the Xshifter project - I can't view it as not a backer, but it's here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1598276649/xshifter-worlds-first-universal-wireless-smart-shi/posts/3493838
didn’t ship our previous products either”
how did you come by your setup?
Bought one set direct from cell cycling web site Feb 2020 (after the Kickstarter campaign backfire) for full RRP $299, arrived about a week later - and another, new unused from eBay from an international seller, must have been in 2018/19 as it was used on my carbon bamboo bike build.
Anyone in Singapore on Saturday?
