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SRAM v Shimano

pprendeville · 2013-07-29 15:20:33

Just want to get some opinions on merits of each of these brands. Would like to get a precise shifting 10 speed rear derailleur. Not overly concerned about weight, just one that shifts smoothly. Currently using an Ultegra 6700 derailleur that gives a few problems now and again. Considering a SRAM Force. Not sure is there a…

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Just want to get some opinions on merits of each of these brands. Would like to get a precise shifting 10 speed rear derailleur. Not overly concerned about weight, just one that shifts smoothly. Currently using an Ultegra 6700 derailleur that gives a few problems now and again. Considering a SRAM Force. Not sure is there a difference between WiFli and standard? Would Dura Ace 7900 be worth the expense?

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WiFli has a longer RD cage to accommodate for a larger rear cassette that goes up to 32 teeth IIRC.

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