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DA-7800 vs Record pricing

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  1. Greetings! Looking through catalogs, I see that, except for
    derailleurs and _carbon_ cranks, the price of DA7800 is much
    higher than for Record. Examples include crank/bb's - $450
    for DA, $340 for Record; control levers
    - $450 for DA, $300 for Record; hub pairs - $300+ for DA,
    about $220 for Record, etc...

    Strange thing is, then, when I see "build kits" or "gruppo
    sets", they total the same price or, in some cases, Record
    still has a higher price...

    Is Shimano still doing the old OEM trick, and are
    distributors still taking those and selling them as parts?
    Just curious...

  2. Richard-<< Greetings! Looking through catalogs, I see that,
    except for derailleurs and _carbon_ cranks, the price of
    DA7800 is much higher than for Record. Examples include
    crank/bb's - $450 for DA, $340 for Record; control levers
    - $450 for DA, $300 for Record; hub pairs - $300+ for DA,
    about $220 for Record, >><BR><BR>

    But once you add the more expensive things of Record, like
    a $125 front der and an almost $250 rear der...they get
    more even.

    BUT when looking at the materials of DA..I don't see why a
    set of 7800 levers are $450 or the crank is $400+...for
    plastic and aluminum...

    I bet that some bike manufacturers are still reselling 7800
    stuff. We jiust got a bunch of stuff from Security in
    plastic bags, somethig that I though was a no-no...

    PLUS 6500 stuff is almost non-existent right now..I wonder
    if shimano has already abandoned 6500 for the 10s
    stuff...due out September?? can't wait to see the price of
    that. I'm guessing about $1200 for a 6600 group-or whatever
    they are gonna label it.

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    Boulder, CO, 80302
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