Ultegra v sram red

Matthewfalle

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19775738#p19775738]MikeBrew[/url] wrote:

Is the Hi-Mod not a bit too light to be durable though ? Maybe for a racing snake with single figure body fat percentage the few grams make a difference, but for normal mortals carrying a few 1000 grams of spare timber, can it really be worth it ?

It's fine - it's a bicycle, not the space shuttle.

and yes, it's worth it.

noste500

Haha . I thought of that . ;-)

Anonymous

The hi mod is immense. Supremely agile, comfy, light and stiff when you need it.

May have to incinerate the credit card to stop my buying it.

noste500

Well , I did a 30 mile ride yesterday on the new bike .
Brill . Loved it .
Glad I picked the sram red ;-)

singleton

[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19777663#p19777663]noste500[/url] wrote:

Well , I did a 30 mile ride yesterday on the new bike .
Brill . Loved it .
Glad I picked the sram red ;-)

Have you used SRAM before? How different was it to Shimano?