SPD-SL PD-7750 vs PD-7800

It should have read "Shimano does NOT list any cleat information for the PD-7800 on their website"

"D. Keith Arbuckle" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Shimano Dura-Ace SPD-SL pedals. Shimano's description of both pedals are

very similiar. I

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do understand that the finish is different so as to match the new 10-speed DA finish and I also
see that the 7800 are listed as being 4 grams

heavier.

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So is there any real difference?

Without having seen the 7800's, I think not. I think you hit the nail on the head regarding the
finish being the only real difference (weights are usually off by a gram or two anyway). I am VERY
happy with my 7750's, they

ease of use). I think the 7750 finish will likely last longer than the shiny 7800 finish. I know
there has been lots of complaints regarding the Ultegra SPD-SL finish, if that is important to you.

<< I wanted to see if anyone knew the differences between the Shimano Dura-Ace SPD-SL pedals.
Shimano's description of both pedals are very similiar.

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7800 ones are not compatible with 9s...

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Really? So what is the difference? Does this mean that there is a different cleat for the 7800?

Cheers. -Keith

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7800 ones are not compatible with 9s...

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by D. Keith Arbuck
[B]Really? So what is the difference? Does this mean that there is a different cleat for the 7800?

Cheers. -Keith

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7800 ones are not compatible with 9s...

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drewski-<< pedals only compatible with 10s? come-on, he's joking!! i think . .

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Ya think???

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pedals only compatible with 10s? come-on, he's joking!! i think . . .

That's what I thought when I first read it. But then I started to wonder if he meant that the 7800
series wasn't compatible with the 7750 pedal -- meaning that the possibly they had revised the cleat
so that one wouldn't work with the other.

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i read in some magazine article that the only difference is the finish. don't know about the 4g
weight diff, but the finish can impact the weight (e.g. chromed car wheels are significantly
heavier than the same exact style with a painted finish)

Thanks for you help. -Keith