iamkeith - I think its just the price and 'lock in' that are the big 
drawbacks. Same reason a lot of people here choose friction bar end 
shifters rather than a brifter set up. For simplicity sake its nice to be 
able to build a bike out of a parts bin or swap out different components 
without having to worry about them having to match to a specific make/model 
(of course there is some matching you have to do with different speed 
cassettes, shifters, derailleurs, and cranks, but there is a lot more 
flexibility). Choosing all silver components for our fancy steel lugged 
bikes is also something hard to come by with the latest and greatest 
components.

That being said, I do really like the 1x11 and now 1x12 drivetrains coming 
out now. I think we all drooled when that 1x10 drivetrain hunqapillar was 
posted on the blug a while back. I hope they get popular enough that it 
drives the price down and is easier to mix and match parts. 

I go back and forth on the 2 x vs. 3 x thing all the time. 

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