Dura-Ace R9200

[vlaad]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

I doubt it, a lot. outside of DSM, FDJ, Jumbo and some other ... (Ineos, BikeExchange) some team take it..........Bora and Deceuninck could be added to the list at most

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[vlaad]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

I doubt it, a lot. outside of DSM, FDJ, Jumbo and some other ... (Ineos, BikeExchange) some team take it..........Bora and Deceuninck could be added to the list at most

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[Bukem]

12s XTR works better on current gen DA chainrings and, cassettes than 11s DA chain.

Can you pls elaborate?

Checkout this thread: viewtopic.php?p=1683310#p1683310

Many thanks!

[Alfus]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

Eolo is not sponsored by Shimano, they bought the groups.

Eolo is not goig to use SHimano next seasson.

[Ritxis]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

Eolo is not sponsored by Shimano, they bought the groups.

Eolo is not goig to use SHimano next seasson.

you do not make a reduction in the groupset to AC...........

[Alfus]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

Eolo is not sponsored by Shimano, they bought the groups.

Eolo is not goig to use SHimano next seasson.

you do not make a reduction in the groupset to AC...........

30% off...

[Ritxis]

Pretty sure the Eolo team was running parts of it at Adriatica-Ionica

Eolo is not sponsored by Shimano, they bought the groups.

Eolo is not goig to use SHimano next seasson.

you do not make a reduction in the groupset to AC...........

30% off...

and you still have benefits, not?

[WorkonSunday]

too many "market share" related posts, didnt read all, so here's some may be old news. my dealer friend told me the official announcement is now pushed back to Sept and here's a weird one...rim version isnt wireless at all. only disc version is going down this semi-wireless path... what a strange decision.

[corky]

too many "market share" related posts, didnt read all, so here's some may be old news. my dealer friend told me the official announcement is now pushed back to Sept and here's a weird one...rim version isnt wireless at all. only disc version is going down this semi-wireless path... what a strange decision.

You can have old technology or new....your decision........I can see it makes sense. Keeps 'legacy bikes' running with a current groupset.

[Broady]

too many "market share" related posts, didnt read all, so here's some may be old news. my dealer friend told me the official announcement is now pushed back to Sept and here's a weird one...rim version isnt wireless at all. only disc version is going down this semi-wireless path... what a strange decision.

Kinda makes sense, if you were running brake cables anyway, one small cable alongside isn't too much to worry about. It's mainly the fully integrated disc bikes where cable routing becomes an issue.

[BdaGhisallo]

too many "market share" related posts, didnt read all, so here's some may be old news. my dealer friend told me the official announcement is now pushed back to Sept and here's a weird one...rim version isnt wireless at all. only disc version is going down this semi-wireless path... what a strange decision.

Kinda makes sense, if you were running brake cables anyway, one small cable alongside isn't too much to worry about. It's mainly the fully integrated disc bikes where cable routing becomes an issue.

I see that as great news! I'll take a wired connection over wireless any day.

[Nickldn]

Sadly it will make complete rim brake bikes more expensive relative to disk builds.

I guess that's not a huge issue as new rim brake bike sales have almost evaporated (Pinarello F14 not withstanding).

I guess keeping the wire will also please the purists.

[Butcher]

I do not know what the groupset price is, but honestly, when you are spending that amount of money, would you really be concerned with the extra cost?

Yes, you are correct, it would most likely be more, but it sounds trivial and if you built your own, it probably would not matter.

[jbott]

Sadly it will make complete rim brake bikes more expensive relative to disk builds.

I guess that's not a huge issue as new rim brake bike sales have almost evaporated (Pinarello F14 not withstanding).

I guess keeping the wire will also please the purists.

Yes I am a purist. I will always stay true to the original wired electronic groupsets. Wireless is just a passing fad.

[HammerTime2]

Sadly it will make complete rim brake bikes more expensive relative to disk builds.

I guess that's not a huge issue as new rim brake bike sales have almost evaporated (Pinarello F14 not withstanding).

I guess keeping the wire will also please the purists.

Yes I am a purist. I will always stay true to the original wired electronic groupsets. Wireless is just a passing fad.

Yes I am a purist. I will always stay true to the original hand lever front derailleur. i'm not going to hop on the down tube shifter fad, with those crazy steel cables.