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shimano group sets

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  1. i was wondering about shimano 600 group sets, i cant find much
    information on the net about it. i have been told that it is equivalent
    to ultegra. does any body know, if you could help it would be much
    appreciated

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    i was wondering about shimano 600 group sets, i cant find much
    information on the net about it. i have been told that it is equivalent
    to ultegra. does any body know, if you could help it would be much
    appreciated

    More than equivalent. 600 _is_ Ultegra. Back in the bad old days (1980s),
    Shimano had Dura-ace, 600EX, and A105. Somewhere in the '90s they started
    calling 600EX 600 Ultegra, and now they lost the 600, and just call it
    Ultegra.

    None of it is anywhere near as good as Campy Chorus or Record tho.

    Regards,

    Suzy.

  3. Try this site... http://www.fa-technik.adfc.de/Hersteller/ . It is in
    German but you should be able to navigate your way around. It list details
    of all Shimano's group sets from the 80's up to current line up. I had a
    quick look and it seems the change from 600 to ultegra happened between 97
    and 98.

  4. thanks for that it really helped have a good one

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