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  1. Hi
    Is it possible to just change the freehub body of 9 to 10 rather than buying a complete new 10 speed rear hub?
    Andy

  2. I assume you're talking about a Shimano freehub? In that case the 10 speed cassette will fit the 9 speed freewheel body without any problems, there is a thin spacer included with the 10 speed cassettes that goes on first on a 9 speed body.

  3. jvs said:

    I assume you're talking about a Shimano freehub? In that case the 10 speed cassette will fit the 9 speed freewheel body without any problems, there is a thin spacer included with the 10 speed cassettes that goes on first on a 9 speed body.

    Works for campy too. AFWIW, it it's a freehub body, not freewheel.

  4. Speaking of Campy and 10 speed...here is mine:
    George

    members.roadfly.comBianchiFull.jpg

  5. biker7 said:

    Speaking of Campy and 10 speed...here is mine:
    George

    members.roadfly.comBianchiFull.jpg

    Well dang, that sure made my day.Do you ride it without post and saddle?

  6. andyanansu said:

    Hi
    Is it possible to just change the freehub body of 9 to 10 rather than buying a complete new 10 speed rear hub?
    Andy

    Shimano has a few caveats. (not that they seem to make that much sense) See:
    bike.shimano.com9 10sp%20cs fh wh%20compatibility.pdf

    clear as mud.

    Though I think that they may have mislabelled have a couple of columns WH-7700/WH-6500 when I think they meant FH-7700/FH-6500

  7. figured you would get a grin out of that. Incidentally your comments the other day referencing Park's site and Art's referencing Campy's site helped a lot with trimming out the DR's. Thanks. Boy it shifts nice...very clean. When the bike arrived, the seat post had a gouge on it...probably from a clumsy tech who carelessly clamped the bike to a stand to initially set it up which BTW he did a very poor job of. I have gone through the whole bike and it was pretty much out of adjustment across the board...what a surprise. Also waiting on some pedals.
    George

  8. Thanks everyone for your suggestions/advices
    I have a Dura-Ace 7700 rear hub 9 speed
    I'm planning to upgrade to 10 speed
    I will be using the new Ultegra 10 cassette on it
    will it fit?
    Andy

  9. andyanansu said:

    Thanks everyone for your suggestions/advices
    I have a Dura-Ace 7700 rear hub 9 speed
    I'm planning to upgrade to 10 speed
    I will be using the new Ultegra 10 cassette on it
    will it fit?
    Andy

    I think shimano.com has the story.

  10. boudreaux said:

    I think shimano.com has the story.


    Hi
    I've checked the spec for the hub on shimano's website, it said for 9 speed only,
    I just want to make absolutely sure, so I don't wast my money to buy something that don't works.
    Please can someone answer me Yes or No
    whether the Ultegra Cassette CS-6600 10 spd will fit Dura-Ace Rear Hub FH-7700 9 spd?
    Thanks
    Andy

  11. andyanansu said:

    Hi
    I've checked the spec for the hub on shimano's website, it said for 9 speed only,
    I just want to make absolutely sure, so I don't wast my money to buy something that don't works.
    Please can someone answer me Yes or No
    whether the Ultegra Cassette CS-6600 10 spd will fit Dura-Ace Rear Hub FH-7700 9 spd?
    Thanks
    Andy

    As was previously referenced above:
    http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/cycle/sac/us/en/technical_service/compatibility_charts/road_compatibility.MainContent.0003.File.tmp/9_10sp%20cs_fh_wh%20compatibility.pdf

    It says you can but it requires a 1mm spacer.

  12. andyanansu said:

    Hi
    I've checked the spec for the hub on shimano's website, it said for 9 speed only,
    I just want to make absolutely sure, so I don't wast my money to buy something that don't works.
    Please can someone answer me Yes or No
    whether the Ultegra Cassette CS-6600 10 spd will fit Dura-Ace Rear Hub FH-7700 9 spd?
    Thanks
    Andy

    I have heard that the Shimano 10 speed cassette will work with the 9 speed freehub, but a 9 speed cassette cannot be used on the 10 speed freehub. As I understand it, the 10 speed systems use deeper splines, so the 9 speed cassette will not slide on. The 10 speed will fit on the 9 speed hub, but I'm told that it's not ideal. I'm not a mechanic (despite many attempts in my basement), but I recently went through purchasing a new 10 speed bike. My research was moot, since I went with 10 speed Campy Record.

    Pete

    disclaimer: Riding a bike, although enjoyable may lead to the following: Family members may only recognize you from photos, lawn and house may become severly neglected, checking account becomes mysteriously depleted of funds and you may spend hours on silly websites like this...
    :eek:

  13. PeterF said:

    I have heard that the Shimano 10 speed cassette will work with the 9 speed freehub, but a 9 speed cassette cannot be used on the 10 speed freehub. As I understand it, the 10 speed systems use deeper splines, so the 9 speed cassette will not slide on. The 10 speed will fit on the 9 speed hub, but I'm told that it's not ideal.

    You heard BS.There is nothing 'not ideal' about a 10 cassette on a 9 hub. A 9 cassette won't work on an aluminum DA hub body with the deeper spline pattern,but will work on a ultegra 10 steel shallow spline hub body.

  14. Thanks for everyone's helps, I'm now confident that it will fit.
    Thanks Guys!
    Andy

  15. boudreaux said:

    You heard BS.There is nothing 'not ideal' about a 10 cassette on a 9 hub. A 9 cassette won't work on an aluminum DA hub body with the deeper spline pattern,but will work on a ultegra 10 steel shallow spline hub body.


    Yeah I thought the not ideal part was just a way of saying "it will work but we prefer you upgrade everything". I didn't realize the Ultegra was different. Thanks for the info.

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