shimano drivetrain, campy wheels
01-17-06, 04:47 PM
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shimano drivetrain, campy wheels
9-speed. I've read from possibly dubious sources on the web that the Shimano and Campy 9-speed cassettes are close enough that shifting works very well. Can others confirm? Specifically, I have access to an inexpensive set of campy wheels that I want to use with my ultegra setup. Thanks in advance.
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01-17-06, 04:55 PM
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For perfect shifting, use a Jtek ShiftMate.
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Not quite a direct answer to you questions (as this thread deals with Campag shifting on Shimano cassettes), but will give you an idea.
https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/165608-campy-cassette-derailleur-hub-compatibility-question.html
Campag cassettes (9s and 10s) are very slightly wider - you may have to respace slightly with some Shimano spacers to get it closer.
https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-mechanics/165608-campy-cassette-derailleur-hub-compatibility-question.html
Campag cassettes (9s and 10s) are very slightly wider - you may have to respace slightly with some Shimano spacers to get it closer.
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Thanks guys. Bike_13, your answer on the other thread hit the nail on the head. However, why mess with Shimano 8-speed spacers? Can't you simply pick up some Campy spacers and solve the problem?
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