why in the world would you buy SRAM?
06-13-17, 09:22 PM
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I prefer the seperate levers for braking and shifting. I had Ultegra for a while, and hated the brake lever itself doubling as a a shift lever. I MUCH prefer the solid feel of the SRAM brake lever, and the independant double-tap shift lever. I'd probably like Campy too, but I spend enough on bike stuff as it is...
06-14-17, 02:29 PM
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I'd strip the hydro tiagra group on my road bike for a SRAM setup in a second.
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Perhaps on road bikes. On mountain bikes Sram front derailers are far superior.
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