Old 07-24-09, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by queerpunk
If you would spend money to upgrade, why wouldn't you match the hub/cassette to the derailleur and shifter?
I tend to agree. I'd prefer to "keep it in the family." But here's why:
-Our providers don't offer a Campy 36 spoke rear hub, which I'd prefer to spoke with my classic campy rim
-It would cost significantly more
-I've already ordered the shimano 105

They're not the best reasons. I should look into the cost of a campy wheel....

Originally Posted by ri_us
And, if you don't race, you don't really need brifters or index shifting.
True. I haven't raced yet, but I'd like to. I try to ride about 100 miles a week if I can, but have been finding the downtube shifting to be troublesome.

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