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Whats your budget mate ?
Any 1 selling Internal Di2 Groupset??
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Whats your budget mate ?
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johnno1812
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400
smokeysmoo
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400 what? You can't mean £'s
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johnno1812
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ive seen a few sales ranging between 200-400 scattered aroundonline. just been too slow to reply already gone.
Dangermouse
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£400..............
............This has to be some kind of wind up surely
............This has to be some kind of wind up surely
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johnno1812
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yes mateon here and would waste my time just to wind you up..!!!
yes mateon here and would waste my time just to wind you up..!!!
Dangermouse
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Sorry to hijack but V4V if you could do Di2 DA less chainset in a couple of weeks and help with setting up by email/phone and its compatible with my frame......I will be interested mate
Dangermouse
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Are you sure it was Di2 as a front mech is nearly £400 alone
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johnno1812
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stop hijacking my post, make ur own
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johnno1812
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it was full set minus the chainset
Mr Haematocrit
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Hey dude, when your interested just give me a shout
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I would think that it would be Ultegra for that money and as stated it would not be the full group set including crank and cassette,
Ui2 and Di2 are quire fussy with the quality of the cassette and can produce clunky shifting with non Ultegra / DuraAce cassettes so when buying components I think its important to consider if you simply want the consistency of electronic shifting or improve the quality and feel of your shifting.
Generally speaking Dura-Ace holds its value better than Ultegra as its interface is not dependent upon chipped components to be recognised in the system like the CANbus interface of Ultegra. This means that Ultegra is more difficult to hack and create custom shifting and battery solutions. Ultegra is also more difficult to troubleshoot when it goes wrong.
It is possible to obtain both Ultegra and DuraAce at really effective prices if you know where to look, but the reality is the whole group set is not cheap, if you find its cheap, its usually for a reason.. Be suspect of second hand electronic shifting and where possible ask to see it all connected and shifting. A dead shifter or mech could turn your bargain into a expensive buy imho.
Ui2 and Di2 are quire fussy with the quality of the cassette and can produce clunky shifting with non Ultegra / DuraAce cassettes so when buying components I think its important to consider if you simply want the consistency of electronic shifting or improve the quality and feel of your shifting.
Generally speaking Dura-Ace holds its value better than Ultegra as its interface is not dependent upon chipped components to be recognised in the system like the CANbus interface of Ultegra. This means that Ultegra is more difficult to hack and create custom shifting and battery solutions. Ultegra is also more difficult to troubleshoot when it goes wrong.
It is possible to obtain both Ultegra and DuraAce at really effective prices if you know where to look, but the reality is the whole group set is not cheap, if you find its cheap, its usually for a reason.. Be suspect of second hand electronic shifting and where possible ask to see it all connected and shifting. A dead shifter or mech could turn your bargain into a expensive buy imho.
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johnno1812
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Thanks, it indeed was ultegra, and the ones I have found were all boxed and new. Some just the front, rear detailed and shifters. Others being the full set inc wires, battery and charger.
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johnno1812
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Think I'm
Going to just have to sell the bike frame. Bit gutted really coz I really wanted to see it on the road coz it looks like a beaut. It's weighs next to nothing and I suppose if it's gonna cost too much may as well give up.
Going to just have to sell the bike frame. Bit gutted really coz I really wanted to see it on the road coz it looks like a beaut. It's weighs next to nothing and I suppose if it's gonna cost too much may as well give up.
