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02-08-2007, 09:27 AM

landotter wrote:
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> You can get Shimano Dura Ace or Ultegra and enjoy their long warranty--
> or you can spend quite a bit less and get Campagnolo Veloce and have a
> groupset that you can service and buy small parts for. If you want to
> ride Shimano, 105 is as good as any recreational rider needs.
> Remember, you can always get the expensive DA or Ultegra brifters to
> shift 105 kit with.
>

Very sensible answer. There are all kinds here on rbm, so one can
usually count on getting good advice.

02-08-2007, 09:27 AM	#22 (permalink)
catzz66 Posts: n/a	Re: Need advise on a Serotta purchase landotter wrote: > > > You can get Shimano Dura Ace or Ultegra and enjoy their long warranty-- > or you can spend quite a bit less and get Campagnolo Veloce and have a > groupset that you can service and buy small parts for. If you want to > ride Shimano, 105 is as good as any recreational rider needs. > Remember, you can always get the expensive DA or Ultegra brifters to > shift 105 kit with. > Very sensible answer. There are all kinds here on rbm, so one can usually count on getting good advice.