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Originally Posted by Russ Roth
I'd previously had a first gen 10sp record build that was really nice, currently have a 12sp Record ergo levers with all chorus drivetrain and its the nicest feeling group I think I've ever ridden. Granted the frame is something special too and the overall build is amazing but the group isn't a let down for the whole build. I'd assume super record is just that much nicer but kinda like above, if I started hitting super costs I'd probably consider going electronic.
My understanding is that Chorus, Record and Super Record are mechanically identical (except that you have more gearing choices with Chorus). I believe the only difference is that Record and SR use more carbon and Ti to achieve lower weights. So, unless I'm mistaken, Super Record shouldn't shift any better than Chorus. It's just lighter. Somebody please correct me if that's not right.
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