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Best Sources for An Electronic Groupset
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My next upgrade is going to be electronic shifting. What are the best places people have found to source the parts? Has anyone found a great site that offers TT gear mini groupsets at a good value? Or, is it just best to individually buy the parts from whomever has the best prices? I have found many websites (Merlin, Pro Bike Kit, Wiggle, Chain Reaction, etc.) that have full road groupsets, but not exactly what I am looking for.

All I am planning to upgrade are the TT essentials: RD, RD, extension buttons, brake lever buttons, and whatever wiring, batteries, and other bits are necessary.

I am still on the fence between current Ultegra Di2, waiting for R8070 Di2, finding a deal on DA 9070 Di2, or eTap. It all mostly depends on the prices I can find and how long I feel like waiting. Availability for R8070 seems like an unknown at the moment.
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My next upgrade is going to be electronic shifting. What are the best places people have found to source the parts? Has anyone found a great site that offers TT gear mini groupsets at a good value? Or, is it just best to individually buy the parts from whomever has the best prices? I have found many websites (Merlin, Pro Bike Kit, Wiggle, Chain Reaction, etc.) that have full road groupsets, but not exactly what I am looking for.

All I am planning to upgrade are the TT essentials: RD, RD, extension buttons, brake lever buttons, and whatever wiring, batteries, and other bits are necessary.

I am still on the fence between current Ultegra Di2, waiting for R8070 Di2, finding a deal on DA 9070 Di2, or eTap. It all mostly depends on the prices I can find and how long I feel like waiting. Availability for R8070 seems like an unknown at the moment.

You can do eBay and usually find a pretty good deal.Often times the seller will allow you to do some mix and match of various components which the bigger UK guys won't do necessarily. Plus you won't have to worry about the high-value Customs problems.


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