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  • I'd forgotten just how good Shimano are.
  • Tiger6791
    Full Member

    I know it’s personal but just built up a bike with 9spd SLX and XT and it’s light, fast and precise.

    Been using X9 for ages and going back to Shimano is a revalation.

    retro83
    Free Member

    Sram stuff does seem a bit more agricultural on the whole but does work well.

    Are you comparing new shimano stuff to worn out sram?

    Reluctant
    Free Member

    I did similar a few years back after trying some SRAM, just for some product knowledge. XT…..what more could anyone want?

    Tiger6791
    Full Member

    SRAM block and chains every time though

    ballsofcottonwool
    Free Member

    I just spent a week riding in Fuerteventura on a well maintained Scott Scale 80 with Deore and SLX. I was out last night for the first time since I got back on my Hardrock which has lowly SRAM X3, I was amazed how much smoother it was despite the mud and slop.

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    Sram stuff does seem a bit more agricultural on the whole but does work well.

    Are you comparing new shimano stuff to worn out sram?

    SRAM? Agricultural?!??!
    Glass slipper delicate more like…
    Most of their mechs normally develop play within a couple of rides don’t they?

    Shimano stuff is more durable… FACT!!!

    gamo
    Free Member

    Went back to shimano last year after sram started using
    shiny silver cheese to make their mechs!

    neil853
    Free Member

    Shimano, Mavic, and Rockshox are the three brands i’m loyal to and have been for nearly 15 years.

    GlitterGary
    Free Member

    Do Sram not own Rock Shox?

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    Do Sram not own Rock Shox?

    Yes but you can’t change gear with a set of Rebas…

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