Hotwheels. wrote:
The Campagnolo ones (I like better Italia than Japan sorry, jiji, I'm from EU) -- So why the Shimano parts?
Seems lighter than Italians, altought not sure at all
Hotwheels. wrote:
I'm sure weight could be saved here:
0.027 gr --- Crank fixing bolts: Shimano** -- Use SRP alloy or titanium
Probably same weight. If you can provide a link or better a purchase link or ebay or other web betterso this way I will buy and compare
Hotwheels. wrote:
0.207 gr --- Cassette: Shimano XTR CS M950 (11-30)** -- Use titanium cassette: Tioga/Action Tec/Boone or aluminium: Real
Acording to *1)Weights even more or around the same:
*1)Tioga Titanium Cassete 228 gr
https://weightweenies.starbike.com/foru ... hp?t=241682*) Action Tec is 240 gr
https://weightweenies.starbike.com/list ... =cassettesHotwheels. wrote:
0.317 gr --- Chain: Shimano IG70 (106)** -- Use full titanium chain.
I must check, can you help me with weight numbers, for a valid and proper MTB chain
Hotwheels. wrote:
It will be uber light but modern parts will ruin the looks (in my opinion).
But going for the best of the best, I think a mix (hybrid) is the best, so having the retro components, with lighest setup
Hotwheels. wrote:
So glad you bought the DDP, it was killing me seeing it every day.

A upcoming used DD (no NOS, used) I'm fighting for me to be able to get as well
PD: I love the tinker shifters, but I must confess that they are super hard to use / move the dials