I understood a different way of integration from the PB piece. You could effectively devote one of the right hand shifter buttons to operate the Reverb, but you'll have to map the other shifting function to the left hand pod. Kind of the way those Rohloff thumb shifters work, one on each side of the handlebar. From the looks of the right hand pod, the front paddle is nothing but an extension of the rear set, and works merely by having a different push point, with an effectively bigger leverage than the rear one, since it's farther apart from the rear pad's pivot point.
Feb. 6, 2019, 1:46 p.m. - Luix
I understood a different way of integration from the PB piece. You could effectively devote one of the right hand shifter buttons to operate the Reverb, but you'll have to map the other shifting function to the left hand pod. Kind of the way those Rohloff thumb shifters work, one on each side of the handlebar. From the looks of the right hand pod, the front paddle is nothing but an extension of the rear set, and works merely by having a different push point, with an effectively bigger leverage than the rear one, since it's farther apart from the rear pad's pivot point.