Tiso unveils wireless electronic gear-shifting for road bikes
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The Tiso system's titanium cassette
The Tiso system's control unit and front derailleur
The Tiso system's front derailleur
The Tiso system's rear derailleur
The Tiso system incorporates rocker-switch style brake lever-mounted shifters
The Tiso bicycle components company has an unveiled a wireless electronic gear-shifting system
Article Summary
As many bike nerds already know, electronic gear-shifting systems are currently being made by components manufacturers Shimano and Campagnolo. Last Wednesday, however, lesser-known Italian firm Tiso joined the fray by announcing the availability of its own 12-speed electronic system for road bikes. Unlike the other companies’ offerings, Tiso’s is wireless – partly.
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