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Old 07-17-07, 12:34 AM
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10 speed vs 9 speed

i currently have a 9 sp campy drivetrain, looking at a new set of wheels(mavic with record 10 hub), would it work on my 9 sp? thanks
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Originally Posted by evo8
i currently have a 9 sp campy drivetrain, looking at a new set of wheels(mavic with record 10 hub), would it work on my 9 sp? thanks
No problem at all. Campy 9 and 10 sp use the same cassette hub body. If your hubs are nice why not have them relaced with a new set of rims. Campy hubs are of very high quality and can be rebuilt for reasonable money. Good luck

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Originally Posted by evo8
i currently have a 9 sp campy drivetrain, looking at a new set of wheels(mavic with record 10 hub), would it work on my 9 sp? thanks
I'm not familiar with Campy systems, but check to make sure that the index shifters will handle a change from 9 speeds to 10.
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Originally Posted by evo8
i currently have a 9 sp campy drivetrain, looking at a new set of wheels(mavic with record 10 hub), would it work on my 9 sp? thanks
I don't know about Campy, but in Shimano you would have to change the index shifter out for a 10 speed model. That's another $150 or so.

Also don't forget about the chain. In a Shimano drive train, you have to change to a 10 speed chain (narrower). A 9 speed chain absolutely will not work. That's another $35-$40.

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The OP is not talking about converting to 10-speed, just asking if the 10-speed hub will work with a 9-speed cassette.
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Originally Posted by Al1943
The OP is not talking about converting to 10-speed, just asking if the 10-speed hub will work with a 9-speed cassette.
You are correct. I missinterpreted the question. Thanks.

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