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Old 03-24-18, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Doge
Personal #1 reason right there. That is why, as great as Campy is - Shimano will likely be the support, or SRAM locally. They are there to help everyone, but it is nice to have the suff you know they have.

Mini pet peeve is why they don't have a few spare bike with their pedals already installed. I get they want to let you select but c'mon - have an all-Shimano setup bike for the all-Shimano rider.
nice thing about neutral for most amateur events is that it is primarily wheels. all 11s (sram/campy/shimano) worked fine. wasn't so for prior generations.

wonder what 12s will bring.
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