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Old 12-31-10 | 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by ildiddy
Both of those are great components and I've heard people using Campy's for years. If you're worried about durability with the SRAM, then I'd consider using Force. The latest Force is virtually indistinguishable from Red and has some steel hardware instead of titanium that might make it more durable (for instance, the front derailleur). Only penalty is a little bit of weight.

Also, instead of just their appearances, consider other things as well. Some people don't like the thumb shifters of Campy, while others won't use anything but. SRAM uses a very intuitive "double-tap" system but is a bit noisier in terms of drivetrain.
Thanks for the quick replies really good points, i have tried campy and the thumb action does take some time to get used too. I have not had the pleasure of trying Sram though, but i assume it is pretty close to the shimano operation just that the brake lever is not used. as for drivetrain noise yeah i have heard that as well i guess it can't be any louder than my 105 setup i have now
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