Tim_Canterbury wrote:
the new shimano xtr & xt is f@#$ing amazing but probably not what you're after
Other than the Chip comment I was going to stay away and just read from this thread because I haven't used everything but:
When I started using the M8000 group (Shimano XT) it was better even when dirty than any other Shimano mechanical group I've used. (including 530, 770, 590, 4500 to 4600, 5500 to 5800, 6600 to 6800 and 7700 to 7900)
Since then I've built two R7000 bikes and one R8000 bike, all of which shift terrific.
I haven't used Campy since the late 80's C Record and have never had a SRAM drivetrain.