New Shimano 105 5800
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby singlespeedscott » Sat Apr 05, 2014 2:30 pm
I have always found Tektro brakes to be overly flexible and underpowered. Also the quality of the fittings are usually rubbish with the chrome in particular rusting only after a few wet rides.
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby Lukeyboy » Sat Apr 05, 2014 3:54 pm
Everyone knows how I feel about these useless things
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby Homo Suburbiensis » Sat Apr 05, 2014 10:08 pm
I hear shimano 2300 brakes aren't that good either... so all shimano brakes must be crap
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby Dragster1 » Sat Apr 05, 2014 10:36 pm
personally I would stay clear of tektro,I have never had a great brake failure from it and it works ok just the little niggly things that annoy me
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby GAV!N » Sun Apr 06, 2014 4:47 pm
Cool. I'd heard a 28 was as high as I could go, might give a 32 a crack and see how it goes.cyclotaur wrote:I recently tried a wheel with a 34t cassette with my 2011 105 RD. I was just wanting to see if the 40c tyres would clear my frame ok but .... the 34t worked fine.GAV!N wrote:Looks like a good new groupset.
Anyone know if or what will be compatible with the 5700 set? Would love the new rear derailleur so I could use a 32 on the back and get rid of the compact on the front
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby singlespeedscott » Sun Apr 06, 2014 6:46 pm
You can never have too big a rear sprocket IMHO.GAV!N wrote:Cool. I'd heard a 28 was as high as I could go, might give a 32 a crack and see how it goes.cyclotaur wrote:I recently tried a wheel with a 34t cassette with my 2011 105 RD. I was just wanting to see if the 40c tyres would clear my frame ok but .... the 34t worked fine.GAV!N wrote:Looks like a good new groupset.
Anyone know if or what will be compatible with the 5700 set? Would love the new rear derailleur so I could use a 32 on the back and get rid of the compact on the front
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Re: New Shimano 105 5800
Postby ldrcycles » Sun Apr 06, 2014 7:26 pm
Except for those 42t SRAM ones, that's just wrong.
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