9 speed dura ace compatibility question
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9 speed dura ace compatibility question
Hey everyone. So a small groupset (shifters, brakes, derailers, cassette) of dura ace 7700 has fallen into my hands and I'm kinda stuck as to what I need to complete it. For the cranks, am I stuck with the dura ace 7700 octalink option? I can't seem to find any others and my bike already has a dura ace external barring bb. Thanks! -H
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Uh you can ignore the above.
You'll have to use 9sp Shimano for the drivetrain except the crank which can be 9/10 speed, and any modern ShimSRAM rear hub (8/9/10 compatible). A 10sp front dur works but the trimming isn't as effective.
You'll have to use 9sp Shimano for the drivetrain except the crank which can be 9/10 speed, and any modern ShimSRAM rear hub (8/9/10 compatible). A 10sp front dur works but the trimming isn't as effective.
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I have a 7700 gruppo and it works just fine with a 7800 front derailleur. I also switched to this cranket and it works great.
https://compare.ebay.com/like/2705857...=263602_304662
This whole drivetrain is butter and the crankset is essentially an Ultegra crankset. Trust me, just get it and enjoy.
https://compare.ebay.com/like/2705857...=263602_304662
This whole drivetrain is butter and the crankset is essentially an Ultegra crankset. Trust me, just get it and enjoy.
Last edited by Caveman; 03-02-11 at 08:16 PM.





