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More thoughts on the discs and a closer look at the tech, plus details of bleeding the system
Probably the cheapest Ultegra Di2 carbon bike around a good frame and decent finishing kit complement the shifty bits well with only the wheels really letting it down
We get some miles in on Merckx's new 2013 EMX-3 Ultegra Di2 model
Fast, lively aluminium road bike with electronic shifting and loads more besides; a helluva bike for the cash
Well thought out, well designed bike with a great frame & transmission - slightly flexy wheels are the only drawback, but it is also available as a frameset
While Campagnolo is upping the ante electronically, Shimano have some plans of their own...
Once-only opportunity to get this kit in one of two big or bigger sizes
Mat talks you round the system while Dave rides all the way to France* to test Ultegra Di2 for you
*That is to say, a watch in a box with a Di2 sticker on it
Electric gears trickle down to Shimano's second-tier groupset
