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10-08.-2003, 06:27 AM
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Dura-Ace shifting is lighter than Chorus/Record. Shimano is like, "click clik." Campy goes, "ker-chunk!" I like the lighter feel of Dura-Ace. I agree with the other guys that don't like the thumb shifter.
One thing I think most of us agree on... The Campy stuff looks a lot better with the hidden cables than the ugly Dura-Ace in your face, back to the 70s, shifter cables that stick out. And yes, I own Dura-Ace. Shimano shifting is better than Campy, but it looks like hell. |
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12-08.-2003, 03:04 AM
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fFunny how people see things differently... I was just testing Shimano and Campy before I made the leap... I road a Dura Ace Bike.... Skfting was klunk... klunk....klunk..... THen I road a Record and a centuar bike... shifting was like a dream... I ended up getting Chorus group, and plan to upgrade to Record Ergo and rear dearailler....
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12-08.-2003, 04:18 AM
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Shimano shifting is definitely lighter action than Campy.
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12-08.-2003, 05:14 AM
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That is exactly what I mean... I will say 100% that Campy is smoother and easier than Dura Ace
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12-08.-2003, 05:21 AM
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That's what I mean. Dura-Ace is smoother and easier shifting than Record/Chorus.
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