Road bike groupsets explained: SRAM, Shimano and Campagnolo rankings
Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo product hierarchies explained. Plus the benefits of spending more and component compatibility issues.
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Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo product hierarchies explained. Plus the benefits of spending more and component compatibility issues.
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Advertisement With options to suit a range of budgets, GRX mechanical offers dependable performance and useful compatibility with Shimano’s road drivetrains. GRX isn’t exactly one single groupset in its own right, but rather it’s a range of components that sits alongside Shimano’s road groupsets. There aren’t GRX equivalents for every road component at every level, so GRX-equipped bikes will often mix different levels of components. As a reminder, the GRX naming system works like this: RX400 series: 10-speed Tiagra-equivalent RX800 series: 11-speed Ultegra-equivalent with mechanical...