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Shimano 2300 groupset Brand New £80 posted

Looking for £80 posted after I had my time wasted on auction.

*ATTENTION*

It has come to my attention that people think this groupset is full and comes with a chainset. I did clearly state what the groupset consists of. If so, you can still bid on the parts which it comes as, or leave it. Just thought I'd inform you all of this that is DOES NOT come with a chainset[

Shimano 2300 groupset Brand New

Link to auction: http://www.goinggoingbike.com/auction/offer/details/11746

Hi, for auction is my groupset as I am upgrading my bike, it is brand new but I fancied a quick upgrade after getting a good deal/discount on a Microshift groupset. I have added up the prices of these parts which comes to £145.

-The road groupset is called 2300 and slots in at the bottom of the Shimano hierarchy, just below Sora. The eight-speed group has a smooth, flowing design which makes it looks far more expensive than it is.

Inside Campagnolo

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Inside Campagnolo

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Campagnolo factory - chain rollers

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Campagnolo - inside the factory

For a roadie, getting invited to Campagnolo’s HQ in Vicenza, northern Italy, is a high point. It’s like getting to visit Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. I mean, this isn’t any old bike company… this is Campagnolo. Actual Campagnolo. And we’re here. Walking around. Eyes wide. Looking at stuff… At Campagnolo.

Best groupset that isn't expensive or Campagnolo...

Just posting a request for advice on which groupset I should consider out of either:

Shimano: Tiagra or 105
Sram: Apex or Rival

Can't filter out the best one but someone must know.

On a seperate note, which frame is more suited to racing: The Ribble sportive Racing or the Ribble Stealth.

And which gruppo will work best for my mid range Ribble Frame intended for racing and as a quick, maintenance low, easy to use, light, snappy machine.