Will I have issues running a dura ace 7700 9 spd group on a newwer frame?
05-17-10, 01:46 PM
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Will I have issues running a dura ace 7700 9 spd group on a newwer frame?
I was just curious before I start my build.
I have a da 7700 set and I just bought a newwer ridley frame
only issue I can think of is I'd have to use a adapter for the front derailuer since the ridley is a clamp on and I can't get a clamp on 7700 derailuer big enough so I'll have to use a braze on adapter
any other issue? Ie wheel spacing maybe?
I have a da 7700 set and I just bought a newwer ridley frame
only issue I can think of is I'd have to use a adapter for the front derailuer since the ridley is a clamp on and I can't get a clamp on 7700 derailuer big enough so I'll have to use a braze on adapter
any other issue? Ie wheel spacing maybe?
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Drop out spacing on road bikes has been 130mm, well before 9 speed Dura Ace came out.
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