Old 11-25-19 | 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by zacster
Yea, it should just work the same as with a 10sp cassette. You may need to adjust the limit screws on the derailleur.

I also have 10sp rear on a Campy friction bikes with NR on one and SR on the other. They work great that way and shift much better than the old 6 speed freewheels. The ramps on the cassette make the shifts smooth and the spacing is so tight that you are almost never between gears so it is quiet. No more clang, clang, clang.
It must be very accurate with the shifter or the chain jump from one cog to another.I would say with the 10sp cassete.
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