Shimano 105 compact chainset stockists

iqonek

Hi I'm looking for a shop which stocks shimano 105 compact chainset's, dublin if possible.Needed for the weekend. I Have tried cyclesuperstore, wheelworx without any joy..

Any suggestions?

Wishbone Ash

Does it have to be 105?

Tiagra or Ultegra will also suffice and might widen your options.

iwillhtfu

iqonek wrote: »

Hi I'm looking for a shop which stocks shimano 105 compact chainset's, dublin if possible.Needed for the weekend. I Have tried cyclesuperstore, wheelworx without any joy..

Any suggestions?

Why not buy online. Fair enough if you want to support a local bike shop but you'll save buying on line.

https://www.merlincycles.com/road-bike-chainsets-75285/?brand=shimano

cython

iwillhtfu wrote: »

Why not buy online. Fair enough if you want to support a local bike shop but you'll save buying on line.

https://www.merlincycles.com/road-bike-chainsets-75285/?brand=shimano

Might be something to do with the time constraints in the OP......

iqonek wrote: »

Hi I'm looking for a shop which stocks shimano 105 compact chainset's, dublin if possible.Needed for the weekend. I Have tried cyclesuperstore, wheelworx without any joy..

Any suggestions?

Not going to get anything online from even CRC in time for the weekend at this point!

iwillhtfu

cython wrote: »

Might be something to do with the time constraints in the OP......

Not going to get anything online from even CRC in time for the weekend at this point!

I see says the blind man Doh!!!

Carawaystick

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Does it have to be 105?

Tiagra or Ultegra will also suffice and might widen your options.

Someone told me when i asked the difference between an ultegra and tiagra cassette
40 quid and 20 grammes....

They have a bigger big cog if you're doing the Mick Byrne than 105...

I think I saw 105 chainrings in Richies in Swords last time I was in

paul a newman

Derek Humphries has them, 8342170

Wishbone Ash

Carawaystick wrote: »

...They have a bigger big cog if you're doing the Mick Byrne than 105..

They are both available in 34/50.

iqonek

Thanks lads, I'll try Richies in the morning !

Seaswimmer

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Does it have to be 105?

Tiagra or Ultegra will also suffice and might widen your options.

Slightly off topic but I find 105 the best for changing to different size chainrings. The 105 seems to have a fairly standard 5 bolt setup so I currently run a 46/34 on my work bike and a 42/34 on the touring bike. There are a large selection of different size chainrings for this 5 bolt setup.

Not sure if different size chainrings are available for Tiagra or Ultegra bar the standard 50/34 for a compact setup but I may be mistaken.

Carawaystick

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

They are both available in 34/50.

Big cog on the back.

magicbastarder

was just around in humphries. he confirmed that he has them in stock.