Auto 1: MTB to be relaxed on the fire roads
AUTO SHIFT while pedaling = ON
Automatic FREE SHIFT = ON
Shift timing = 70rpm
Climbing response = Level 1
AUTO SHIFT 1 as set here, lets AUTO SHIFT change gears while pedaling. It has the automatic FREE SHIFT functionality enabled to select the correct gear for your speed while coasting. This means you’ll be in the right gear if you need to pedal to accelerate rapidly.
The Shift Timing is set to 70 revolutions per minute, which means that your desired cadence is 70rpm. Drop below that and you will AUTO SHIFT into a lighter gear, while an increase in your cadence will trigger the system to select a heavier gear in order for you to maintain your desired cadence at a higher speed.
The Climbing Response Level 1 setting in the Advanced Shift Timing settings indicates that AUTO SHIFT should take a swift approach. This will prompt you to shift on climbs, allowing you to maintain your desired cadence regardless of the incline of the slope ahead.
Auto 2: MTB to focus on technical trail
AUTO SHIFT while pedaling = OFF
Automatic FREE SHIFT = ON
Shift timing = 75rpm
AUTO SHIFT 2, as set here does not allow AUTO SHIFT to change gears while pedaling because of the increased torque put through the drivetrain while riding technical trails. Instead, AUTO SHIFT should shift while coasting – or you can shift manually.
However, the automatic FREE SHIFT functionality is enabled to select the correct gear for your speed while coasting. This makes sure you’ll be in the right gear if you need to pedal to accelerate rapidly.
The Shift Timing is set to 75 revolutions per minute, which means that your desired cadence is 75rpm. Drop below that and you will be prompted to AUTO SHIFT into a lighter gear. Conversely, an increase in your cadence will trigger the system to prompt you to select a heavier gear.
Riders can also deactivate AUTO SHIFT in the E-TUBE PROJECT Cyclist app by selecting manual shift. You can always override the AUTO SHIFT function by using the shifters, as you usually would on a traditional bike.