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Old 08-21-11 | 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Robert Foster
I decided to look up Campy cassettes and all I can say is I am glad I have Shimano/ SRAM. If your derailleur will take it change cassettes till you can get into the 75 range. Some of the riders in the last AMGEN were using SRAM 11x32s but they had medium derailleurs. And yes many do use compacts. a 34x32 gives you close to a 1 to 1 climb ratio. On the flats a 50x11 is pretty close to a 53x12 over all. I take it you have a new 11 speed cassette?
This is a 10 speed Daytona, which I was told later became Centaur because some one didnt like Campy using the Daytona name. This is a used bike and part of the reason I got it was that this componet group appeared to be a couple steps up from what I could get on a new bike in the same price range. I did a scan on craigslist and way more Shimano then Campy parts...live and learn. That said the leap in technology on this new bike has been like going from a black and white TV to color.
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