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great to hear the reports on the bike. Why did you change to Sram RD - see lots of guys are doing this - new "thing of the month" or whats the reasons

Grip shift is lighter - thats about it, O and easier to service
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great to hear the reports on the bike. Why did you change to Sram RD - see lots of guys are doing this - new "thing of the month" or whats the reasons

 

Grip shift is lighter - thats about it' date=' O and easier to service
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he proberbly wanted gripshifts and the only way to do this is to change the rear derailleur. But you can get gripshifts that works with Shimano.

 

 

 

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Once you have tried gripshifts you would love it.

 

I prefer SRAM over the Shimano's as the shifting is smoother in my opinion. SRAM triggers are also very nice though but it purely a preference thing

 

And they are lighter Wink

 

 

philip.maree2009-03-17 08:10:57

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.......Once you have taking your bike thru the mud at Sabie you can only have SRAM RD it changes thru anything.....Gripshift is heaps better, my opinion less working parts on a MTB the better....i was always cleaning or fixing something on the triggers...... Enjoy your new Bike

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Hey Astana, I am in the market for a 2nd hand mtb. Winter training on the road is torture. Would you sell your mtb to a poor currently disadvantaged???

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Hey Astana, Congrats on ur new purchase. Im sure u gonna absolutely love it. I did my first race on Sunday with the TFS 900, and it never skipped a beat. That XT is rock solid.

 

 

 

Mr Merida, I like ur taste!

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phillip maree, I agree with u 100% on that saddle. I personally think its a disgrace. I mean you paying good money for the bike, but that saddle is basically a piece of plastic with a cloth covering. I put a specialized on and so far so good. Cant understand how they can manufacture such k@k

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