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Originally Posted by Bob Ross
You couldn't pay me to ride a bike with SRAM mechanical shifting -- and I say this as someone who owns one bike with SRAM eTap 11-speed and whose next bike will almost certainly sport SRAM eTap AXS 12-speed.
Whereas not only is DA 7900 arguably the most user-friendly mechanical groupset available, but OP already is familiar with it. Choice is a no-brainer from my perspective.
Same here. Weird SRAM double-tap system. And SRAM brakes disappoint, as well. Wonky single pivot.
DA 7900 (and 7800) shift better than any of their mechanical setups. Looks gorgeous, too. Total no-brainer.
Easy to find the DA crankset in 50/34 configuration. Chainrings more durable, as well.
You find SRAM's weight differential in the crankset, which I consider their best component.
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