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Ultegra Di2 won't reset!!!!
I hit a pot hole last night and now Di2 won't reset what can I do ???
I hope it's not going to be like this every time I hit a bump in the road
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I'm sure you've followed this : http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=19996
I too hope you get your problem sorted, there are few things more frustrating than expensive gear that won't co-operate.
At high risk of sounding smug, your troubles are one reason why I believe cycling should be simple. For me, unnecessary complications have no place in our hobby. I love to cycle because it's straightforward, it's manual, it involves sweat.
If I wanted to worry about electrical devices and batteries and re-charging and waterproof connections and vibration, and obsolescence I would have bought a motorbike.
But that's enough of an old man sounding off, I'm sure someone will be along soon with an answer.