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Toe only. Threw the heel shifter in the bag just in case the toe shifter might fall off again. Luckily it got caught between my foot and the floorboard.
Toe only. Without the heel shifter I have more room to move my foot around on long rides and IMHO it is easier to lift my toes to shift up than to lift my heel.
I like using both. My heel shifter needs to be adjusted lower though. It's uncomfortable having to get the hell so high up to reach it. I'll have it set by spring they way it needs to be.
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