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Dura-Ace 7700

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Photo Credit: VeloBase User 75diuk

Category:	Chainrings
Name:	Dura-Ace 7700
Brand:	Shimano
Primary Group:	Dura-Ace 7700
Model:	SG 56 44
Years:	1996 - ?
Country:	Japan
Weight:	160 grams (Actual)
Added By:	75diuk on 10/16/18
Updated By:	75diuk on 10/16/18
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Identifying Marks		BCD	130mm
Tooth Count Range		Ring Position
Chain Pitch		Chain Width	3/32"
Material	Aluminum

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Quality:	Not Rated	Rarity:	Not Rated
	0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10		0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Primary Group Name	Brand	Quick Info	Browse Group Components
Dura-Ace 7700 Series	Shimano	1997 - 2003, Road Race	View 14 Components
Details: Shimano always leads with Dura-Ace. In 1997, 9 speed was introduced. They kept with the shift cables coming out of the side of the STI levers and greatly improved the shift quality. Ultegra (600) and 105 followed suit. 9 speed uses the same freehub body size as 8 speed.

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