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[Closed] Any Shimano 1+ with hydraulic brakes for drops?

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I’m thinking of upgrading my cx bike for the winter.  I like the idea of 1+ 11 for a cx bike, but I have never liked SRAM brakes on the mountain bike, always getting on better with Shimano.

Is is there any sign of Shimano bringing out a 1+ drive train in 105, or at least compatible with 105 hydraulic brakes and shifters?

SRAM rival looks good, but I have never been a fan of their brakes.  Not that they aren’t good, I just prefer the Shimano feel!


 
Posted : 15/09/2018 9:55 am
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Having got the 105 hydro's I'm not sure they remind me of the MTB stuff, I think people have said similar of the SRAM road stuff so worth considering perhaps.


 
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Just fit the Shimano group set of your choice. Replace the cranks if you want dedicated 1x types and accept the fact you've an overly-complex rear brake lever.


 
Posted : 15/09/2018 10:08 am
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They’ve released an Ultegra mech with a clutch, but other than that, you have to make it yourself.


 
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Although a previous Shimano fan I hired a bike with SRAM Force 1x a few weeks ago and it would be my preferred choice when I eventually go to 11 and hydraulic.


 
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I can confirm that (at least the 105) Shimano hydros are very similar to the MTB brakes. In that mine is just about to get sent off to warranty a leaky caliper.


 
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Set up a new gravel bike with Ultegra hydro levers/Hope callipers,Ultegra crank with Absolute Black oval ring and Ultegra RX clutch mech.

Works very well! Smooth and quiet!

I would guess Shimano will move the clutch mech across to the other road groupsets in the next year or two.

Max


 
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Your alternative is a wolftooth tanpan to let you run a MTB rear mech for a bigger cassette. Thats what I have- works a treat and a lot cheaper than di2!


 
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Would a bar end changer work then you can have matching hydro levers?


 
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I use a set of TRP Hylex's and a standard xt/slx mix on the drivetrain.

Shifting via slx  trigger on the flats mounted via a 31.8 front mech mount and cut down shifter.


 
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I am running a 11-40 XTR cassette with the Ultegra RX mech.

Works great with no extra bits needed!

Very long cage!

Max


 
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Ultegra hydro levers/Hope callipers

Are you not setting yourself up for seal failure?  Hope are DOT fluid not mineral oil.

Edit:  Just noticed, Hope are making road callipers with different seal sets to accommodate Shimano levers rather than forcing everyone to SRAM levers.


 
Posted : 16/09/2018 10:10 am