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Difference Between Record and Daytona Ergo Cable Sets?

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  1. Any difference between these?

    Thanks.

  2. David White said:

    Any difference between these?

    Probably about 20 bucks difference.

    Art Harris

  3. David White said:

    Any difference between these?

    Thanks.

    The cable sets supplied to all Campagnolo shifter sets are the
    same..from Record thru Mirage. Daytona is now Centaur, BTW-

  4. Arthur Harris said:
    David White said:

    Any difference between these?

    Probably about 20 bucks difference.

    Art Harris

    See my post, all the boxed Campag shifter sets are the same for all
    groups.
    No such thing as a 'Record' or 'Centaur' shifter set.

  5. A Muzi said:
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    "David White" wrote:
    >Any difference between these?

    Quoted message said:
    Arthur Harris said:

    Probably about 20 bucks difference.

    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    See my post, all the boxed Campag shifter sets are the same for all
    groups.
    No such thing as a 'Record' or 'Centaur' shifter set.

    Peter! I'm surprised. OK, I admit this is picaynue.
    Xenon/Mirage/Veloce/Daytone/Centaur cable sets #ER-102 are
    the same as the Chorus/Record #ER201 except the REC/CHR
    ferrules have O-Ring seals inside.

    The cable sets we get with every ERGO from EA are the same..perhaps
    they only but the ones with orings??

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