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Cool, I'll go for the cheaper one.
Thank you
You can still get 9 speed Ultegra on wiggle http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-ultegra-6500-9-speed-cassette/ but my advice would be to just go for the standard 9 speed Shimano cassette which should provide all the performance you need.
More like, where do you even get 9-speed Ultegra cassettes nowadays? It's been at least three groupset generations since.
With chains I wouldn't necessarily get super-light stuff. I'd rather spend more for durability. Fortunately for you, KMC's regular X-series chains are pretty durable as is.
I ran a KMC X10 as stock equipment, and I'm now running an X10EL (extra light) simply because I can't find the plain X10 where I live. Neither chain has had problems.
No.
Get the cheap one unless the Ultegra is a bargain. I use Ultegra chains on my commuter, but only because they're so cheap. I buy whatever cassettes are cheapest at the time.