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Shimano Dura-Ace FC-7800

Shimano Dura-Ace FC-7800

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The new Dura-Ace 7800 crankset / bottom bracket combo is perhaps the most striking change that Shimano has made to the Dura-Ace group.



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Reviewed by: 
specializedman

Review Date
December 26, 2009

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
1 Year

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Price Paid:  $0.00

Bike Setup:
Specialized Tarmac SL Pro, DA 7800, Easton Ea90tt, Reynolds SDV66C.

Summary:
Got this crank free with new warranty frame, an upgrade from the specialized pro carbon bb30 crank.

A bit heavier but over all better is my thoughts on this crank, about 100gr heavier than the old crank but much stiffer and the chainrings are incredible!
Shifting is much quicker and smoother now.

The only problem is the Chainrings are super expensive so I use an ultegra 52t big ring when I need to restrict my gears for junior racing, The DA 53t go's back on straight away when I'm done though. These chain rings make every other Shimano chain ring look vastly inferior.

I also like the fact that shimano uses normal sized, good quality chain ring bolts etc for ease of chaning chain rings. with my old crank there was a T26? bolt on one side an a 7mm allen key on the other, needless to say i quickly wrecked the bolts because I didnt have the correct tool to undo them (and I have a few tools!)

Strengths:
Stiff, superior shifting and build quality.

Weaknesses:
A bit of a weight penalty over my old crankset. Chainrings cost more than many cranksets.

Similar Products Used:
Shimano 5600, Ultegra SL, Specialized Pro carbon crankset.

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Reviewed by: 
Nicholas Ian Tyson

Review Date
August 5, 2009

Overall Rating
 1 of 5

Value Rating
 1 of 5

Used product for
More than 3 years

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1.18 of 5, 22 votes

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Price Paid:  $0.00 at Nytrio.com

Favorite Ride:
Kestrel AirFoil PRO

Summary:
Shimano DURA-ACE 7800 Crankset/BB...
My Girl friend got a Kestrel AirFoil PRO, Kool right, yes or no?
We did a Olympic distance triathlon in Farmington,NM. Yeah for dry heat!
After the race, Jill"my girl" said her BB or crank arm were starting to make sounds.
So we took the bikeshops:
1 Cortez,CO-NOTHING.
3 Durango,CO-NOTHING.
1 Provo,UT-NOTHING.

My girl could have injury her self or worst.

I am upgradeing her to a FSA SLK Mega Carbon Fiber crankset/BB, Ebay.com/$120.00/free shipping

Strengths:
OH,You will pay alot... for nothing!

Weaknesses:
Shimano can & will put a price on crap, & because the pro-cyclist & there name, in will be sold. cause it looks KOOL!

Similar Products Used:
brakes, Rims

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Reviewed by: 
Bernie

Review Date
December 11, 2008

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
3 months

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2.25 of 5, 4 votes

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Price Paid:  $300.00 at Second hand

Favorite Ride:
Steeper the better

Bike Setup:
Full carbon with Durace group set.

Summary:
Without doubt a very stiff crankset which transmits power straight out the back but..and this is where it gets interesting, these cranks snapped under load at the point of contact with the spider and the axle ! The cranks were purchased second hand with 10,000 miles on them but showed no sign of crash damage or cracking.. Due to them not being bought brand new there is no claim to a warranty..

Strengths:
Super stiff. Nice looking.

Weaknesses:
Can break. Photos to prove it if asked for..

Similar Products Used:
Sugino, Campy record, 105, Ultegra, FSA K force, Durace.

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Reviewed by: 
android

Review Date
December 4, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 Year

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3.67 of 5, 3 votes

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Price Paid:  $280.00 at eBay

Favorite Ride:
Central TX Hill Country

Bike Setup:
Custom Spectrum Steel road with DA 10
Cervelo P2C TT with DA 10

Summary:
So, this was the first 10 speed component I upgraded on my existing all Dura Ace 9 speed bike. And I didn't really get it for performance reasons, only because my existing crank looked like crap from corrosion.

But the minute after I bolted it on and took it for a test ride, I knew that this crank was about more than looks. It was SOLID like a rock under me and front derailleur rubbing is a thing of the past. On hill, mashing, whatever, this crank is there like the earth under your feet. The rings shift great too.

This is by far the best component of the DA 10 group. I ended up buying one for my Cervelo also.

Strengths:
Stiff, no flex, rigid, solid. Looks great too. Shifts well. Easy to install and pretty light.

Weaknesses:
I don't like the fact that the mounting bolts are open to be sweated on.

Similar Products Used:
DA 7 speed, 8 speed, 9 speed cranks.

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Reviewed by: 
pitstoppaul

Review Date
July 21, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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1.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Price Paid:  $309.00 at eBay

Favorite Ride:
S-Works Tarmac

Bike Setup:
S-Works Tarmac, Mavic Ksyrium ES, Dura Ace 10, Conti GP Attack, and Alias Saddle

Summary:
Amazing crankset for sure, and worth every penny. I was considering going SRAM (less expensive as well), but wanted something was proven on a road bike without any possible kinks (SRAM good brand, but newer to road bikes). That's what Shimano in my opinion will bring to the table - it's bulletproof like that. If you get this crank, be sure to just get the whole gruppo. Crank is great, but nothing compared to having the whole orchestra working in harmony...:)

Strengths:
Light, Good power to wheels, Rock Solid Construction, Looks like something you'd find a Silver Shop (slick looking)...

Weaknesses:
None yet. But definitely consider SRAM in the future too, heard very very good thing about that gruppo - a real player.

Similar Products Used:
None.

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