105 V Ultegra

NWLondoner
NWLondoner Posts: 2,047
edited November 2008 in Workshop
Is there much noticeable difference between these 2 group-sets?

Is the price difference between the 2009 cayo range worth the extra £££?

IMO it looks better to get the 105 and spend the spare cash on some better wheels. i.e DT Swiss, Eastons or Dura Ace?

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  • dombo6
    dombo6 Posts: 582
    if the price difference will get you some better wheels then go 105. My bike has a mix, Ultegra shifters and front/rear mechs, with 105 calipers. Biggest test of the brakes was descending Tourmalet and Hautacam in the wet in this year's etape and they worked fine. I have Easton SLX 90 wheels and they are a big improvement on the standard Bontrager Race the bike came with.

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