Shimano 105 Di2 Confirmed

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  • gethinceri
    gethinceri Posts: 1,677
    Nope, you're not alone
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    get in! nice. lush. just get in!
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    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • redvision
    redvision Posts: 2,958
    gethinceri said:

    Nope, you're not alone

    that looks like it was being designed by EF team but they only half finished :D
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    fact of the day: Record mechanical rim is nearly half a kilo lighter than DA 12 di2 disc
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    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • andyrr
    andyrr Posts: 1,823
    MattFalle said:

    sounds like I'm pretty alone here but to me form and function are v v important - really nicely designed and manufactured stuff just makes me smile and want to look and care for it.

    my crit bike had ultegra and dura ace because if i smashed it up i wouldn't care - if I trashed Record/SR i'd cry.

    Campsg looks far, far far nicer and works just as well snd better thsn Shimsno.

    Think you need a grown up to do the typing for you. Is Campsg the old analogue iteration of the Italian group set manufacturer Campagnolo who now sell EPS components?And Shimsno, who they be?
  • MidlandsGrimpeur2
    MidlandsGrimpeur2 Posts: 2,127
    sounds like I'm pretty alone here but to me form and function are v v important - really nicely designed and manufactured stuff just makes me smile and want to look and care for it.


    I am with you MF. Totally understand people who just want something functional and good value, but aesthetic appeal is a big thing for me.

    If I am dropping a fair bit of cash, I want something that makes me glad I own it and gives me joy every time I use it.
  • pblakeney
    pblakeney Posts: 27,486
    MattFalle said:

    sounds like I'm pretty alone here but to me form and function are v v important - really nicely designed and manufactured stuff just makes me smile and want to look and care for it.

    my crit bike had ultegra and dura ace because if i smashed it up i wouldn't care - if I trashed Record/SR i'd cry.

    Campsg looks far, far far nicer and works just as well snd better thsn Shimsno.

    Not alone but imo Campagnolo ruined things by going chunky 4 arm cranks.
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  • trevor.hall12
    trevor.hall12 Posts: 496
    🤣 🤣 🤣 Talking about bike components like it's porn hub.
  • pblakeney
    pblakeney Posts: 27,486
    trevor.hall12 said:

    🤣 🤣 🤣 Talking about bike components like it's porn hub.

    What is porn hub? What do they talk about? How do you know?
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  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    trevor.hall12 said:

    🤣 🤣 🤣 Talking about bike components like it's porn hub.

    sorry - what hub?

    can you explain please?
    .
    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • bobones
    bobones Posts: 1,215
    You can still buy just about everything for Rival 22, Force 22 and Red 22 on Wiggle today and Planet X sell loads of bikes kitted out with 11-speed Rival and Force, so clearly SRAM are still manufacturing mechanical components.

    Also, from what I have read, Shimano have developed mechanical 12-speed R7100 and will release it in 2023 unless they decide to pull it to spite all the whingers here!
  • First.Aspect
    First.Aspect Posts: 17,379
    bobones said:

    You can still buy just about everything for Rival 22, Force 22 and Red 22 on Wiggle today and Planet X sell loads of bikes kitted out with 11-speed Rival and Force, so clearly SRAM are still manufacturing mechanical components.

    Also, from what I have read, Shimano have developed mechanical 12-speed R7100 and will release it in 2023 unless they decide to pull it to spite all the whingers here!

    Bet there won't be a rim brake version.
  • pblakeney
    pblakeney Posts: 27,486
    edited July 2022
    Scratch - Pilot error.
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  • bobones
    bobones Posts: 1,215
    First.Aspect said:


    Bet there won't be a rim brake version.

    Sadly, I think you're probably right.

    I have been buying up AXS rim-brake kit and shifters as I fear its days are numbered too.


  • ibr17xvii
    ibr17xvii Posts: 1,065
    MidlandsGrimpeur2 said:

    sounds like I'm pretty alone here but to me form and function are v v important - really nicely designed and manufactured stuff just makes me smile and want to look and care for it.


    I am with you MF. Totally understand people who just want something functional and good value, but aesthetic appeal is a big thing for me.

    If I am dropping a fair bit of cash, I want something that makes me glad I own it and gives me joy every time I use it.

    Yeah I get that, I guess I'm a bit more function over form.

    If it looks good & works that's a bonus but for me the function is more important.

    That said I don't think Shimano groupsets are particulalrly ugly, they just probably aren't quite as bling as some others.

    That said as well the price of 105 Di2 is bananas.
  • DeVlaeminck
    DeVlaeminck Posts: 9,108
    Must admit my slight preference for Campag is down to function rather than form - yes it does look a little bit nicer too but apart from those hideous glued together Shimano cranks which are off the scale ugly there's not a huge difference aesthetically.
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  • i.bhamra
    i.bhamra Posts: 304
    edited July 2022
    Pricing on new parts is crazy. I've just bought a mint 2009 Colnago C50 with full Record Titanium 10sp and Reynolds carbon wheels for less than the price of a 105 Di2 groupset.
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    i.bhamra said:

    Pricing on new parts is crazy. I've just bought a mint 2009 Colnago C50 with full Record Titanium 10sp and Reynolds carbon wheels for less than the price of a 105 Di2 groupset.

    but but but but 10 speed and rim brakes!!!!!!! you'll never be sllowed on a club run on that although it sounds utterly stupidly lush.

    have we seen piccies yet? if not, why not?

    GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT
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    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • i.bhamra
    i.bhamra Posts: 304
    Will get some pictures on here tomorrow once new cables are bar tape are done.
  • MattFalle
    MattFalle Posts: 11,644
    mega sauce 👍
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    The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
  • i.bhamra
    i.bhamra Posts: 304
    Here it is, late Colnago C50, full Record titanium and Reynolds 46mm carbon tubs, all for less than the price of a very average new groupset:






  • davidof
    davidof Posts: 3,127
    MattFalle said:

    bizarrely, 105 di2 is actually more expensive than Record 12 speed (Wiggle price)

    i know what I would want.

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  • MidlandsGrimpeur2
    MidlandsGrimpeur2 Posts: 2,127
    @i.bhamra

    Picked yourself up a lovely looking bike there.

    I haven't ridden mine for a while, but of all the bikes I have owned (which is a far few!) the C50 always got the most comments/compliments by far.
  • Tashman
    Tashman Posts: 3,497
    Never really had an opinion on this before, but those Campag logos are horrid
  • MidlandsGrimpeur2
    MidlandsGrimpeur2 Posts: 2,127
    Never really had an opinion on this before, but those Campag logos are horrid


    Heresy! I call for the immediate removal of Tashman from the forum and a deletion of all previous posts :wink:
  • laurentian
    laurentian Posts: 2,568
    Not directly related but, vis - a - vis the Shimano/Campagnolo debate:

    Watching the tour yesterday and the camera sometimes zooms in on the rear mech/chain rings, shifters etc etc on the various bikes throughout the stage.

    I don't recall seeing any Campagnolo kit at all . . . why is this?
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  • MidlandsGrimpeur2
    MidlandsGrimpeur2 Posts: 2,127
    I don't recall seeing any Campagnolo kit at all . . . why is this?


    Campag sponsor 3 current World Tour teams, the majority run Shimano. I would assume it is a simple matter of cost. To provide groupsets and wheels for a team of 25+ riders, each with multiple bikes, costs a lot of money. Campag are a much smaller company than Shimano and Sram and therefore the costs of supplying equipment, as a sponsor, to lots of teams would be too great for them.
  • gethinceri
    gethinceri Posts: 1,677
    laurentian said:

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    I don't recall seeing any Campagnolo kit at all . . . why is this?

    If every bike’s rear derailleur had been shown, and you’d have been watching, you’d have seen 21 of them. They don’t show every rear derailleur, so your chances of seeing one are slim. There are 21 riders running them. Did you spot any SRAM rear derailleurs?
  • pblakeney
    pblakeney Posts: 27,486
    laurentian said:

    Not directly related but, vis - a - vis the Shimano/Campagnolo debate:

    Watching the tour yesterday and the camera sometimes zooms in on the rear mech/chain rings, shifters etc etc on the various bikes throughout the stage.

    I don't recall seeing any Campagnolo kit at all . . . why is this?

    Wait till Pogacar is in Yellow. 😉
    The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
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  • laurentian
    laurentian Posts: 2,568
    gethinceri said:

    laurentian said:

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    I don't recall seeing any Campagnolo kit at all . . . why is this?

    If every bike’s rear derailleur had been shown, and you’d have been watching, you’d have seen 21 of them. They don’t show every rear derailleur, so your chances of seeing one are slim. There are 21 riders running them. Did you spot any SRAM rear derailleurs?
    No, didn't notice any SRAM either. Was just wondering if there was much "representation" of Campagnolo on bikes in The Tour. Your comment that there are "21 riders running them" answers my quesion - thanks.
    Wilier Izoard XP

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