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Bikedued 05-30-10 06:15 PM

Shimano and Sram, compatible?
 
I have an early 90's Cannondale R200, equipped with RSX for the moment. Why it was spec'd with a long cage RD is beyond me, but not my question really. I have a set of 7/2 Shimano brifters, and was wondering if they're compatible with Sram as far as cable pull amounts? Logic says yes, but I honestly have no idea. The RD is an ESP 7.0, and I will be using it with a 7 speed RSX brifter, which is not currently on the bike. It has indexed Shimano DT shifters... So...? Will it work?,,,,BD

Bikedued 05-31-10 08:09 AM

Nobody knows?,,,,BD

rhenning 05-31-10 08:20 AM

The problem is some Shimano and some Sram are compatible and some are not. Any answer would be a guess. Try it and then you will know and can let us know too. Roger

Bikedued 05-31-10 08:46 AM

Ahhh, I understand now. I thought it would be yes/no, and no gray area. Thanks....:D,,,,BD

Bikedued 05-31-10 08:48 AM

On second thought, I think I will take my own advice from the other thread, hehe. I am sitting here looking at the bike, and it looks really sharp with the freshly polished DT shifters:D.,,,,BD


Now some bar end pods wouldn't be so bad, now would they? Onward to Rivendell ;)


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