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  1. hi,
    looking to build up a inexpensive frame and was think i would like to try a
    campy xenon groupset.
    problem is, i cant find any xenon components for sale in the usa. are they
    imported to the usa at all? does anyone have a source?

    tia,
    paul

  2. "Paul Bauer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    hi,
    looking to build up a inexpensive frame and was think i would like to try
    a campy xenon groupset.
    problem is, i cant find any xenon components for sale in the usa. are they
    imported to the usa at all? does anyone have a source?

    I've only seen Xenon at european online sellers, but they have Campy stuff
    so cheap it more than offsets the high shipping costs. Be warned, though,
    Campy USA will not honor warranty on foreign-bought parts.

    And I'd upgrade to Mirage for the Ergos (Xenon aren't easily rebuildable,
    IIRC) and rear mech (Xenon's has plastic knuckles).

    Try http://wwww.Cyclingbargains.com.

  3. Hank Wirtz said:

    And I'd upgrade to Mirage for the Ergos (Xenon aren't easily
    rebuildable, IIRC)

    I would guess the simpler design means they may not need rebuilding, but
    unlike Mirage, you can't shift to more than one smaller sprocket at once.
    Worth having Mirage for that feature alone, I think. Sadly and bizarrely,
    only Record Ergos will have this feature next year!

    Quoted message said:

    and rear mech (Xenon's has plastic knuckles).

    That doesn't really matter and keeps the weight down. Xenon mech works
    just as well as a Chorus, IME.

    Quoted message said:

    Try http://wwww.Cyclingbargains.com.

    and www.ebay.co.uk

    ~PB

  4. Pete Biggs said:


    I would guess the simpler design means they may not need rebuilding, but
    unlike Mirage, you can't shift to more than one smaller sprocket at once.
    Worth having Mirage for that feature alone, I think. Sadly and bizarrely,
    only Record Ergos will have this feature next year!

    this is to make it easier to switch to SRAM 😉

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    Marten Gerritsen

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  5. Pete Biggs said:
    Hank Wirtz said:

    And I'd upgrade to Mirage for the Ergos (Xenon aren't easily
    rebuildable, IIRC)

    I would guess the simpler design means they may not need rebuilding, but
    unlike Mirage, you can't shift to more than one smaller sprocket at once.
    Worth having Mirage for that feature alone, I think. Sadly and bizarrely,
    only Record Ergos will have this feature next year!

    I have 'heard' that Chorus and Record will, but Centaur and on down
    will not...Centaur will have carbon levers as well...but it's just
    'rumor'...

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    and rear mech (Xenon's has plastic knuckles).

    That doesn't really matter and keeps the weight down. Xenon mech works
    just as well as a Chorus, IME.

    Quoted message said:

    Try http://wwww.Cyclingbargains.com.

    and www.ebay.co.uk

    ~PB

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