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Old 12-13-10 | 05:45 AM
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achoo
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Originally Posted by BikeMech
Thanks. That's what i figured but i wanted to be sure.



A few reasons. I get close to cost on parts but they're still not cheap. I would rather take the extra $250 that i would spend on the dura-ace crank and buy the race wheels i have been looking at. The dura-ace crank would probably save me about 355 grams. Spending the same amount on the 105 crank and the new wheels will save me about 598. Basically i can spend $400 and save 355 grams,or spend $400 and save 598 grams.
355 g?

The weights listed at Competitive Cyclist's web site only differ by about 100 g:

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/pr...772.324.0.html

http://www.competitivecyclist.com/pr...077.324.0.html
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