Shimano Dura Ace R9200 Di2 Disc
From 2.049,-
Shimano Ultegra R8170 Di2 Disc
From 1.199,-
SRAM Red eTAP AXS
1.499,-
Shimano Dura Ace R9200 Di2 Disc vs. Shimano Ultegra R8170 Di2 Disc vs. SRAM Red eTAP AXS
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Reviews
Pros
Weight (2x) |
Price (2x) |
Quality (2x) |
All included |
Goods as described |
Good price |
Prompt delivery |
Effortless gear shifting |
Price (3x) |
Light (2x) |
Top material |
Beautiful design |
Cons
Price |
none ! |
Challenging to fit as a home mechanic. |
Need plenty of tools and time to fit |
No (2x) |
Front mech setup |
6 bolt rotors |
According to the product specialist
Pros
| Unrivalled shifting performance in terms of speed and shifting under load. |
| Powerful braking and improved control to prevent sudden gripping of the brakes. |
| Semi-wireless, no more cables between the shifters and front derailleur. Easier mounting and less chance of cable breakage. |
| You can bleed the brakes without unscrewing the caliper from the frame. A time saver! |
| One time only positioning of the derailleurs and you are ready for the rest of your road bike's life. |
| Great shifting performance: quick and smooth shifting even when you're standing on the pedals. |
| Amazing modulated braking power without abrupt clamping of the brakes. |
| Semi-wireless: there's only a cable connection between the battery, front and rear derailleur. This makes for easier mounting and a low chance of cable breakages. |
| You can bleed the brakes without unscrewing the caliper from the frame. Pretty convenient! |
| The derailleurs only need to be finetuned once thanks to Di2 electronic shifting. After that, you'll be ready for the rest of your road bike's life. |
| This upgrade kit enables you to replace only the essential components of your bike. |
| The upgrade kit allows you to adjust your bike's drivetrain to your liking |
| Sram eTAP AXS offers unparallelled possibilities on and next to your bike! |
Cons
| Dura Ace comes at a much higher price than the Ultegra and will not be affordable to all. |
| Ultegra R8100 Di2 Disc is not the most lightweight groupset, and is heavier than Shimano Dura Ace R9200 Di2 Disc. |
| The front derailleur shifts less smoothly when the ratio between the front chainrings is different than 13 teeth. |
Specifications
Disc Flat Mount
Disc Flat Mount
Disc Flat Mount
Disc Post Mount
Traditional Rim Brake
Direct Mount Rim Brake
Direct Mount Front and Bottombracket Rear
Disc Post Mount
Traditional Rim Brake
Direct Mount Rim Brake
Direct Mount Front and Bottombracket Rear
Bike Type
Road bike
Road bike
12 speed
12 speed
12 speed
Electronic
Electronic
Electronic
Crankset (Axle) Type
Hollowtech II
Hollowtech II
Type
Double
11 / 28
11 / 30
11 / 34
11 / 30
11 / 34
11 / 30
Diameter
160 mm
Medium Cage
Medium Cage
Medium Cage
Soft (resin/organic)
Shimano Hollowtech II (24 mm)
50 / 34
52 / 36
54 / 40
52 / 36
54 / 40
50 / 34
52 / 36
52 / 36
Carbon
Yes
165 mm
170 mm
172.5 mm
175 mm
170 mm
172.5 mm
175 mm
165 mm
170 mm
172.5 mm
175 mm
170 mm
172.5 mm
175 mm
Bottom Bracket
BBR60 BSA
No, not included
No, not included
Front Derailleur
Braze-on
Braze-on
N/A
Braze-on
Braze-on
Electronic derailleur cables
Hydraulic brake lines
Hydraulic brake lines
Electronic derailleur cables
Hydraulic brake lines
Charger cable
Hydraulic brake lines
Charger cable
Internal
Internal
126 links
Colour
Black
Grey
Grey
Type
2x12
2x12
1x12
2x12
2x12
Type
Battery
Hydraulic
Diameter Disc Brake Rotor
160 mm front / 160 mm rear
160 mm front / 160 mm rear
160 mm front / 140 mm rear
160 mm front / 140 mm rear
160 mm front / 160 mm rear
Not Applicable
Without Disc
Not Applicable
Without Disc
Brake Mount
Flat Mount
Crankset Type
Double
Double
Brake Disc Mounting
Centerlock
Centerlock
6-bolt
Centerlock
N/A
Centerlock
N/A
Bike Type
Roadbike
What groupset do you have?
Shimano Dura-Ace
Shimano Ultegra
SRAM Red
Factory Packaging
OEM
OEM
OEM