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fehd
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: July 14, 2009
Strengths: shifts great, consistentWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: works great, considering i have it set up as a 1x9 using an old LX mountain shifter, and a 9 speed cassette
Favorite Ride: any
Purchased At: on bike
Similar Products Used: first road bike with gears, so none
Bike Setup: Salsa Primero set up as a 1x9
with a flat bar and a LX shifter
11-25 9 sp ultegra cass, 46 salsa frt ring
bontrager race xxx post
salsa carbon flat bar and salsa stem
ksyrium equipe
vittoria rubino tech
fizik aliante sport
17.5
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uruz7
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: July 20, 2008
Strengths: Almost everything you want from a derailleur from a non-competitive point of a view.Weaknesses: The jockey wheel bearings rusted out under a year due to Canadian winter salt. Re-greased them and they work like a charm again.Bottom Line: I've tried the Sora up to the Ultegra compoents and so far the Ultegra coupled with the 105 shifters has given me the sharpest and quickest shifting. I've not tried out full ultegra setup yet but it probably won't make much of a difference. Excelltent durability in Canadian winter and it gets the job done!
Favorite Ride: Everywhere in Toronto
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Sora, Tiagra, 105.
Bike Setup: Masi vincere with some minor repair modifications.
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danielhaden
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 3, 2008
Strengths: Very much copasetic behavior, despite being pushed a bit beyond its specs.
Decreases drag noticablyWeaknesses: Top pully has rubber junk seals that do drag; however it only takes about five minutes to dispose of the rubber bands and grease that pully up nicely.Bottom Line: This product has less drag than the 105 rear derailleur, and this little Ultegra can manage SRAM's 11-28 by 10 cog cassette along with SRAM's 1070 chain.
The miniature Ultegra has no problem with this and no problem with the 50-34 compact crankset. That's a 33t spread and Ultegra 6600 Short Cage does it with grace.
Favorite Ride: all over the midwest
Price Paid:
$55.00
Purchased At: ebay
Similar Products Used: 105 long, LX short (nice!), XT Shadow medium, and a half dozen more.
Bike Setup: Adventure into the 10 cog system led to SRAM cassette, chain, and cranks, along with Ultegra rear derailleur, FSA Energy front derailleur, and Shimano R700 shifters. . . Hey, I'm just going with what works. This little derailleur is fantastic!
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jhglaw
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 13, 2005
Bottom Line: I have a 2004 Ultegra 9 bike and a 2005 Ultegra 10 bike. The Ultegra 10 rear shifts are much more direct, smooth & positive.
Bike Setup: 2004 Lemond Zurich/Specialized s-works E5
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