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Bicyclist

Bicyclist

Turbo Monkey
Apr 4, 2004
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You can't go wrong w/ e13 or Gamut. Gamut are stupid simple (maybe too stupid? :D) and e13 is really high-tech as far as materials/adjustment goes. It sort of depends on what you're looking for.

I would steer clear of MRP/Raceface. They basically just ripped of e13, and you don't want to support a ripoff design do you? ;)
 
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godfather

Chimp
Jul 2, 2009
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I run an E*Thirteen SRS+ and an MRP G2. I am happy with both but the SRS+ seems to have slightly better build and engineering. It's also a little quieter. I would lean toward E*Thirteen, awesome company and people to deal with.
 
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matsO

Monkey
Aug 26, 2006
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MRP G2, have been using it for a year and its working good. But today I would go with E13 LG1+ for its adjustability, should you need it. Or a Gamut.
 
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Heckled

Chimp
Feb 1, 2006
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Bicyclist said:
You can't go wrong w/ e13 or Gamut. Gamut are stupid simple (maybe too stupid? :D) and e13 is really high-tech as far as materials/adjustment goes. It sort of depends on what you're looking for.

I would steer clear of MRP/Raceface. They basically just ripped of e13, and you don't want to support a ripoff design do you? ;)
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Don't forget that the e13 (esp. The lg1) could be seen as rip-offs of the goldtec - abit with a better material selection!

E13 ftw though.
 
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illflip

Monkey
Aug 20, 2007
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Newark, NJ
depends on what frame and cranks you got.

my e13 LG1 fit perfectly on my R9 with XT cranks.

just installed a Gamut P30...had to modify a little bit so it would clear chainstay and granny gear mounts. no big deal...but still, something to think about.
 
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