Forks And Components

Kris Osborn said:

Are Ritchey forks good? and how does simano compare to campagnolo?

Thanks

depends less syllables welcome

bill "channeling gene" s

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Kris Osborn said:

Are Ritchey forks good? and how does simano compare to campagnolo?

Thanks

Yes. They had better be, for the price. "simano" doesn't exist, while
"Campagnolo" is in Italy.

Be more specific,

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Kris Osborn said:

Are Ritchey forks good?

Great for securely attaching a wheel to a frame in a steerable manner;
lousy for serving salad at a wedding reception. Usefulness may vary
between those extremes.

Quoted message said:

and how does simano compare to campagnolo?

Lexically, they have correspondence at the third character, and the
second string is longer; both terminate with the same character.

Oh, you meant "How does Shimano compare to Campagnolo?" Well, they're
different companies with different philosophies. Campy apparently
believes in changing things only where they can produce something that
solves a problem and/or makes the product more attractive to the
buyer. Shimano appears to think that changing things just to be
different is an equally valid approach. Campy will use carbon fiber
in places that Shimano won't (yet), and Campy will sell you the fiddly
bits to fix your older setup while Shimano largely won't. Each of
them has their adherents and their detractors; sometimes, these are
the same people. To get more specific answers, it is necessary to ask
about particular models of Shamano and Campy...and be prepared for an
answer of "They're both good, but..."
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