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Re: Choosing low-end 9-speed Campagnolo group?

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  1. Others have commented on the relevant compatibility, durability, etc
    issues, but I have one small comment to add. I have mirage brifters on
    my commuting bike and I like the plastic. I find that I can ride in
    temps about 5 deg F cooler with the mirage levers over a normal
    aluminum lever without resorting to full finger gloves.

    Of course YMMV and all that.

  2. buckyllama said:

    Others have commented on the relevant compatibility, durability, etc
    issues, but I have one small comment to add. I have mirage brifters


    on

    Quoted message said:

    my commuting bike and I like the plastic. I find that I can ride in
    temps about 5 deg F cooler with the mirage levers over a normal
    aluminum lever without resorting to full finger gloves.

    Of course YMMV and all that.

    As I have mentioned before, If I were to race again(I'm not), in the
    standard US crash fest called Crit racing, I would use a mix of
    Centaur, Mirage and Veloce.
    Centaur hubs, Veloce cogs and brakes(slid in blocks, orbit adjust),
    Mirage everything else(ERGO converted to 10s)...
    Works like Record, cheaper to replace if ya kill a rear der, for
    instance, in the crash that's gonna happen.

  3. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Mirage everything else(ERGO converted to 10s)...

    In all fairness, you don't have to buy the shift disk and shift cam.
    Neither do you need to pay anyone else to install it. I think that a
    Veloce 10 lever will be more economical than the Mirage made-up 10.

    I do/did it because I like the all black lever that doesn't show
    scratches but does get shiny where handled...a patina.

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