Old 10-16-13 | 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by PatrickGSR94
Yea probably will do that. Also thinking of switching out my 105 11-28 cassette for an Ultegra 11-28 which is more than 40g lighter (my scale said 250g for my 105 cassette).
I'm interested to hear the verdict on which chain to go with. I'm considering going for a KMC next chain.

As per the cassette, I'd say go for it if you want it. I ride a 12-25 6700 cassette (6700 equipped bike). I'm looking at picking up a new cassette for a possible new pair of hand built wheels, and will most likely go either 11-25, or 12-28 (I don't really need the 28 unless I go mid-compact chainrings - which I've also considered). Saving weight is your call. With 6700 cassettes coming in around $50 or less if you shop around, that's a solid 1 g/$ saved. To some people that means a lot, to others it means nothing. Personally, I'm on a quest to go sub-16 pounds with my bike, so 40g saved on the cassette (especially with the quality of that cassette) would be solid compared with g/$.

Just saying. Before more of the "get a haircut" or "go use the bathroom before you ride" posts get made.
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