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shimano deore vs shimano xt? question

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  1. have a deore crank on my bike, its only a few months old. i got an xt crank for about $80.00. is it
    worth the upgrade. i smashed my truvativ and replaces with deore which seems heavier. thus is it
    worth the $$$ to upgrade to the xt

    thanks

  2. Quoted message said:

    have a deore crank on my bike, its only a few months old. i got an xt


    crank

    Quoted message said:

    for about $80.00. is it worth the upgrade. i smashed my truvativ and replaces with deore which
    seems heavier. thus is it worth the $$$ to upgrade to the xt

    thanks

    Upgrade to the XT. Deore cranks are relatively heavy compared to the XT and the XT is stiffer.

    Also put it like this: would you ride a crapped up Lada when you have an Aston Martin Vanquish
    sitting in your garage?

    Thought not 🙂

    Small Black Dog

  3. "Small Black Dog" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    have a deore crank on my bike, its only a few months old. i got an xt


    crank

    Quoted message said:

    for about $80.00. is it worth the upgrade. i smashed my truvativ and replaces with deore which
    seems heavier. thus is it worth the $$$ to upgrade to the xt

    thanks

    Upgrade to the XT. Deore cranks are relatively heavy compared to the XT


    and

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    the XT is stiffer.

    I would go for RF Prodigy, it same price as the XT, but you dont have to use Shimanos stinky Bottom
    Brackets. There is a lot of nice ISIS BBs out there
    :-) And yes, its worth the upgrade.

    Quoted message said:

    Also put it like this: would you ride a crapped up Lada when you have an Aston Martin Vanquish
    sitting in your garage?

    Depends on gas prices?

    Peet

  4. "Small Black Dog" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Also put it like this: would you ride a crapped up Lada when you have an Aston Martin Vanquish
    sitting in your garage?

    I would if I was going off road...

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    I would go for RF Prodigy, it same price as the XT, but you dont have to


    use

    Quoted message said:

    Shimanos stinky Bottom Brackets. There is a lot of nice ISIS BBs out there
    :-) And yes, its worth the upgrade.

    I think he's allready bought the XT crank though.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Also put it like this: would you ride a crapped up Lada when you have an Aston Martin Vanquish
    sitting in your garage?

    Depends on gas prices?

    if you can afford a Vanquish you can afford the petrol, i hope.

    Small Black Dog

  6. "moon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    have a deore crank on my bike, its only a few months old. i got an xt crank for about $80.00. is
    it worth the upgrade. i smashed my truvativ and replaces with deore which seems heavier. thus is
    it worth the $$$ to upgrade to the xt

    Ride the Deore until it's thrashed, then put on the XT.

    Or, ride the XT until it's thrashed, then you have a spare crankset so you're not out any cash.

    Spider

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