Sram V Shimano
El Capitano
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Not only do you vote, but you need to put your justification (in true Crudcatcher Stylee) in a post...
Sram:
I've heard that various small furry animals are boiled to make the different anodising colours they use.
Shimano:
There components are proven to make your more attractive to the opposite sex.
Sram:
I've heard that various small furry animals are boiled to make the different anodising colours they use.
Shimano:
There components are proven to make your more attractive to the opposite sex.
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Sram:
In my experience they keep working all conditions and are less prone to bad cable stretch issues.
Shimano:
Nicely built but show it to much sludge and shifting suffers to much, only great in nominal condition.
--- Sram voter. but noth work mostly0 -
Shimano - Users of shimano have bigger obviousess. FACT.
Sram users are Ghey, and have green hair.I like bikes and stuff0 -
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6 votes 4 posts, some people can not read bah.0
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Lack of option for "mixture of the 2" Poll FAIL!
SRAM - It comes in pretty colours and "iz da bestist"
Shimano - Made from the ground bones of puppies and orphans, commonly used by lucifer himself. Hitler had XT on his bike.0 -
Cat With No Tail wrote:Lack of option for "mixture of the 2" Poll FAIL!
SRAM - It comes in pretty colours and "iz da bestist"
Shimano - Made from the ground bones of puppies and orphans, commonly used by lucifer himself. Hitler had XT on his bike.
The 3rd reich beich?0 -
That was actually quite funny MountainMonster!
Good work!0 -
I prefer cakeFormally known as Coatbridgeguy0
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Cat With No Tail wrote:
That was actually quite funny MountainMonster!
Good work![/quote
Glad to be of assistance!0 -
Old farts like me tend to prefer Shimano but I think in the last few years SRAM have turned it round.
SRAM function with Shimano styling gets my vote.0 -
sram: its what the sexy men use
shimano: is what the gay men use.0 -
also, sram is from heaven
shimano is the devils mum's suppository0 -
no chance, that thing has sram gears on it, you can tell by the positive sounding engagement.0
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double post fail, where's the microshift option?? hmmm hmmm hmmm
Shimano, big thumbs up, two way shift, win win every time
Sram, , sounds like Borats junk and no two way shift = massive fail for me0 -
Got both on the AM bike, Shimano front derailleur and SRAM on the rear, they both do the job. The Kona had and commuter has Shimano and again, they work without any issues
So why did I vote for SRAM? Because of those lovely things called "Avid"! I do like Avid brakes, yes I've tried Hayes and Shimano and they don't come close
Hayes are like squeezing a stone, very wooden feeling levers, the Shimano units I tried were a lot better, a lot more feel than the Hayes levers.
However, every time I place two fingers over the levers of my Code brakes, it's like gently squeezing a firm pert boob.. they just feel perfect..0 -
Shimano is taking a bit of a caining today0
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its because most people in here arent rapists.0
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Sram is an acronym for Sam R - plainly a girls name
ShiMANo contains the word MAN, because it's for MEN.
when you click a Sram shifter it feels like it's going to break, snap inside or something, when you click a shimano shifter, it just clicks, lightly, smoothly and quickly, with a gentle, reassuringly click as the gear shifts.I like bikes and stuff0 -
SRAM because i have SRAM.
In all seriousness i have mostly sram, but with an SLX front mech, and my god it feels like a rear mech when shifting even when caked in so much mud you cant see it!0 -
Shimano over Sram because Sram make there cassettes out of melted hamster gonads. Also who's better at making small precision items - the Japanese or the yanks? Has to be the Japs!Santa Cruz Chameleon
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joshtp wrote:Sram is an acronym for Sam R - plainly a girls name
Ironically (according to wiki) it is actually:wiki wrote:SRAM is an acronym comprising the names of its founders, Scott, Ray, and Sam, (where Ray is the middle name of company head Stan Day)
but Sam was a bloke.Santa Cruz Chameleon
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I actually couldn't care less what's on my MTB. They both work perfectly well, and I've used both happily over the years.
On my road bikes, I won't use Shimano because I hate the STIs. I'm intending, at some point, to give SRAM a try, but I'll probably still stick with Campagnolo for the ability to dump a load of gears in one go, in either direction. That's a big advantage when switching chainrings.0 -
SRAM - for people who can't set their gears up or look after their cables.0
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supersonic wrote:SRAM - for people who can't set their gears up or look after their cables.
+Potato & buckled SRAM components...0 -
supersonic wrote:SRAM - for people who can't set their gears up or look after their cables.
more like: sram for people who only want to set their gears once and not repeatedly everytime their cables get the inevitable ingress of dirt0 -
I only set my mine once. Ergo you are not.0