105 cassette with everything else ultegra?
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105 cassette with everything else ultegra?
would i be able to use a 10 speed shimano cassette with everything else shimano ultegra (brifters,FD, RD)?
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Originally Posted by barba
yes
edit: assuming that other stuff is ten speed, too.
edit: assuming that other stuff is ten speed, too.
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You'll lose your OCP card, but it'll work fine.
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Originally Posted by i killed judas.
would i be able to use a 10 speed shimano cassette with everything else shimano ultegra (brifters,FD, RD)?
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The only major difference is that the 105 will last longer....
If you do buy a 10 spd Ultegra cassette just rememebr that the "10S" on the spacers doesn't mean "105"....
If you do buy a 10 spd Ultegra cassette just rememebr that the "10S" on the spacers doesn't mean "105"....
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So the Ultegra is 15 grams lighter and $7 cheaper... No difference in shift performance? Extra engineering on the teeth?
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Originally Posted by michaelmc
So the Ultegra is 15 grams lighter and $7 cheaper... No difference in shift performance? Extra engineering on the teeth?
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Originally Posted by SaddleBags
Even cheaper on eBay. I've picked up several 105 cassettes for 1/2 the price of Ultegra (Buy It Now prices). As far as performance, without looking closely at the lock ring, I can't tell which cassette is on my wheel (I have 2 105s and 3 Ultegras) and the weight is minimal. The 105 may not be available in all the different sizes that the Ultegras have. But they do come in the popular 12-23/25/27 sizes.
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Originally Posted by eandmwilson
How often do you shift out cassettes? Or are all these on different bikes?
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have you weighed them yourself. I weighed 10 spd stuff yesterday. Both in box with (same for each) they weighed exactly the same. ultegra and 105. Granted I should of taken them out of the box but it was not my stock and I was happy that the shop let me use the scale to weigh them.12-27 is what I weighed. if there truly is a difference other than finish I cant imagine it is much.
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Originally Posted by caloso
You'll lose your OCP card, but it'll work fine.
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Originally Posted by The Carpenter
A true OPC member would NEVER use ultegra. So he has no card to loose
I should point out that I have one bike with RSX, 105, Ultegra, and Dura Ace. It all works just fine. And then I have another bike with Centaur, Chorus, and Record. And that works just fine too.
You want to start a good thread, ask if you can put a Record part on an otherwise all-Ultegra bike.
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Originally Posted by ROJA
How can you tell the difference? Does it say "105" or "Ultegra" somewhere on it?
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Originally Posted by ROJA
How can you tell the difference? Does it say "105" or "Ultegra" somewhere on it?
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Originally Posted by caloso
True dat.
I should point out that I have one bike with RSX, 105, Ultegra, and Dura Ace. It all works just fine. And then I have another bike with Centaur, Chorus, and Record. And that works just fine too.
You want to start a good thread, ask if you can put a Record part on an otherwise all-Ultegra bike.
I should point out that I have one bike with RSX, 105, Ultegra, and Dura Ace. It all works just fine. And then I have another bike with Centaur, Chorus, and Record. And that works just fine too.
You want to start a good thread, ask if you can put a Record part on an otherwise all-Ultegra bike.
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Originally Posted by botto
do tell. by how much?
But I believe Ultegra and 105 are basically the same steel cogs. Someone mentioned that the 105 are chrome plated vs the nickel on the Ultegra. I can not make an educated statement regarding the wear life between the two coatings.
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The ultegra and 105 are exactly the same except the finish on the cogs. They both use steel cogs. Shimano's website claims both use a Nickle plating but dont know how they really differ.
The 105 does come in the handy 11-25 cluster for you compact fellows.
The 105 does come in the handy 11-25 cluster for you compact fellows.
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Originally Posted by nitropowered
The ultegra and 105 are exactly the same except the finish on the cogs. They both use steel cogs. Shimano's website claims both use a Nickle plating but dont know how they really differ.
The 105 does come in the handy 11-25 cluster for you compact fellows.
The 105 does come in the handy 11-25 cluster for you compact fellows.