Triple to Double Set Up
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Triple to Double Set Up
On the acquisition of 2006 Campy Record carbon cranks (double), I need to make the changes from my current triple set-up.
I currently have a 10 speed Campy Record Aluminum triple crankset, 10 speed Campy Record carbon shifters, an oldish Chorus fd, Record Titanium RD (long cage)
I am assuming that aside from the BB, no new components are necessary, but I could be wrong, so I check with the experts here.
Thanks. ... and happy new year.
I currently have a 10 speed Campy Record Aluminum triple crankset, 10 speed Campy Record carbon shifters, an oldish Chorus fd, Record Titanium RD (long cage)
I am assuming that aside from the BB, no new components are necessary, but I could be wrong, so I check with the experts here.
Thanks. ... and happy new year.
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Originally Posted by EGreen
On the acquisition of 2006 Campy Record carbon cranks (double), I need to make the changes from my current triple set-up.
I currently have a 10 speed Campy Record Aluminum triple crankset, 10 speed Campy Record carbon shifters, an oldish Chorus fd, Record Titanium RD (long cage)
I am assuming that aside from the BB, no new components are necessary, but I could be wrong, so I check with the experts here.
I currently have a 10 speed Campy Record Aluminum triple crankset, 10 speed Campy Record carbon shifters, an oldish Chorus fd, Record Titanium RD (long cage)
I am assuming that aside from the BB, no new components are necessary, but I could be wrong, so I check with the experts here.
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Originally Posted by Sheldon Brown
You will want to use a "triple" type front derailer; one designed for a double will shift very poorly from the small to the middle ring. None of the other stuff matters.
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Originally Posted by EGreen
Thanks Sheldon. However, I have a triple fd or one that has been working on my current triple set up. Now that I am changing to a double, I am wondering if I will need to get a fd for a double or if the current one will do.
Triple derailer should work fine with a double.
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Originally Posted by Sheldon Brown
Sorry, I misread you posting, thought you were upgrading, not downgrading ;-)
Triple derailer should work fine with a double.
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Triple derailer should work fine with a double.
Sheldon "Why Downgrade?" Brown
Thanks!