All 2012 versions off a new bike:
Shifters SRAM X5 30 speed (25)
Rear Mech SRAM X7 (30)
Front Mech SRAM X5 (12)
Bottom Bracket SRAM GXP Press Fit
Chainset SRAM X5, 22/33/44 (80)
Cassette SRAM PG-1030 11x36 (25)
Chain SRAM PC-1031 (15)
Brakes Avid Elixir 1 / Avid Elixir 1, [F] 180mm [R] 160mm (100)
Handlebar Giant Connect 31.8 (10)
Stem Giant Connect (10)
Grips (5)
Seatpost Giant Connect (10)
Saddle Giant Performance MTB (15)
My values in brackets - about £335 all in?
Cheapest online price minus 10-20%
Do your own research! 😉
thats what i did when i found the values in brackets 🙂
29er itch
Buy a frame and wheels, build a bike with it all and either be spoilt for choice or sell it all together...?
As per last time im going togo with - more than nothing but not as much as you hope.
Why are so many full builds coming with SRAM these days? It's a genuine PITA for those of us who hate the stuff.
These really ought to be deleted, as it's basically using the forum as the classifieds, take your tat there!
agreed colin , sram really do make some crap these days.
brake pistons out of brittle pish , shifters that dont like mud and are full of plastic self destructing shear pins.
gave my last sram bits away to rusty mac on here.
hateful stuff.
It's a genuine PITA for those of us who hate the stuff.
felt like that about shitmano for years
Good to have choice surely
[quote=Junkyard ] It's a genuine PITA for those of us who hate the stuff.
felt like that about shi[s]t[/s]mano for years
Good to have choice surely
But there isn't a choice - that's my point.
I'm just glad 99% of folk don't feel the need to stick all their stuff up in the bike forum before taking it to the classifieds.
do the manufacturers not spec in both?
In which case SRAM are cheaper
I never buy full bikes tbh does it show
njee20 - Member
These really ought to be deleted, as it's basically using the forum as the classifieds, take your tat there!
you chose to open it - i don't even own the stuff yet
Any SRAM speccing on a new bike is a cost cutting exercise for the manufacturer. It's cheap OE, but then the consumer pays later with OTT aftermarket prices. Mad innit!