Originally Posted by
robbyville
I have the new DA 11spd. Frankly the additional cog was incidental when getting the group and to a certain extent a nuisance at first when choosing potential wheels. That being said I'm really liking having both an 11t and a 28t for my rides, and now that pretty much all the hub manufacturers have either compatible hubs or freehub swaps available looking at another wheelset is no longer a big deal. There have been some decent articles written though that wheels will be better (maybe stronger) when axle length is increased to allow for the additional spacing needed. I don't know I only have a couple hundred miles on my current wheels and they seem perfectly strong to me
With all this though, would I let something like the number of cogs direct which group to buy... not in my case. I bought Shimano DA because I prefer the style of shifting and brake performance to the SRAM, if I were to buy SRAM or Campy it would be for the same reasons if I preferred the performance of one over the other.
Good luck I'm sure you'll enjoy any group you get!
Would you not have to adjust the limit screws on the rear dealliuer when go from 11 to 10 or vice versa?