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Old 04-15-23 | 08:44 PM
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DangerousDanR
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Originally Posted by datlas
My complaint (and OP’s too I believe) is that for a mid or better tier groupset, going forward, we will HAVE to get disc brake and electric shifting, at a much higher price point. It’s unfortunate that the older technology may be relegated to entry level lower quality tier groupsets.

“Progress.”
You don't, you know. I am in the process of having a bike built for me in the hope that I will be able to keep up with the group I have ridden with for the last five years while I am recovering from the broken femur.

Because I prefer Campagnolo ergonomics and because I wanted to try something different, it will be running an Ekar group set with Winspace wheels.

If I wanted rim brakes I would have gone with Chorus. There are shops that will build up bikes with your choice of group set. Wrench Science is building mine for me.
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