NeilPryde Bura SL / SR11 (6.32kg and dropping)

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Beverly
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by Beverly

Updated listing.

Any idea if these are 2015 shifters or are they 2009-2014? Are they compatible with my pre 2015 derailleurs?

The cages seem like they will work fine. Potential to be a great score. $15 per cage for 23 grams. Logos easily came off with acetone, although it took the clear with it. Not a big deal. Camelbak bottles are a little tight, Purist bottles fit great. They are plastic, not carbon.

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Shifter look like 2015 and its not compatible with you 2014 R&F deraileur.

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Look like 2015. Peel back the hoods to be sure. There's a little sticker with the model number. (EP##-SR)


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Wow, they are 2015. At the price I got them, I figured they would have been older.

I think I know the answer, but you guys know Campagnolo better than I do (obviously). Do I sell the shifters or derailleurs and replace with age appropriate?

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Sell the mechs. It's not like the new ones will look out of place and the front shifting in particular is worth it.


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Yes, buy 2015 deraileurs, much, much better than previous version.

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New derailleurs it is. After reviewing the ad, the shifters were suppose to be the older style. Oh well!

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Found an incredible score on craigslist. Reynolds Attack (2014) clincher rims, Tune Mig70/Mag170, Sapim CX Ray 20/24. They have about 15 miles on them. All for less than the cost of one Enve 2.2 rim. 8)

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Minus the Rox rim tape (3.5g per), they are 1,168 grams. Stoked on this price/weight ratio I have going so far.

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Xpedo Thrust 8 ti pedals. 4 grams over claimed. Although going through old issues of Paved magazine, the Xpedo ads vary on weight claims.

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Rubber came in.
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Found the tires for 60% off, just in time for Spring! I'm a big fan of the green. They will come off June 19th for something black or tan.

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Both tubes came in same weight.
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SR15 front came in as well. Exact weight as my pre '15.
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What is the lightest classic bend bar available? 3t Rotundo LTD?

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Pads in. Reynolds Cyro-Blue Power.
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Ran into something that I was afraid would happen. Old brakes with modern wide rims, zero room. Time to find new brakes.
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Look for a set of Campy brakes... I have a set of Campy Super Record ones sitting on muh broken down Speedvagen.....
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Beverly
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Those would work well. Hmm..

The final '15 part to arrive. Actually 8 grams more than the older version.
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Thanks to a local WW for the new brakes. First time I've handled them in person, very cool works of engineering. 172 grams total with titanium nuts.

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Zero Gs are 1 gram lighter with steel mounting nuts. But useless with wide modern rims. Already ordered identical Reynolds brake pads in Shimano/SRAM style. The Zero Gs took Campagnolo style.

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Just file the old Campy pads to fit in to the EE pad holders. I did it to mine pretty easily. Brakes from Ryan I see? My 40cm Rotundo LTDs came in at 172.7g if that's any help.

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Adding some more items, listing on post 1 updated. I went with the Rotor cranks because I didn't want to be stuck on Campagnolo BCD. Waiting on Enduro Torqtite bottom bracket. Hoping a thread together style PF30 will reduce chance of noise. Enduro looks like the only one to produce one built for Rotor 3D+ spindle. Easy to find them for Shimano/SRAM/Campagnolo. Then just have to decide on brake cables and chainring bolts. Should be finished after that. I'm guessing it'll end up in the 12.5 lbs/5.6 kg range.

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Any easy ideas to reduce weight?

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