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Original section Cycling Equipment
Published 23 July 2003
Last activity 25 July 2003
Original author Alex Wheaton
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Original post Alex Wheaton
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23 July 2003, 01:40 UTC
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Can I use a Shimano 105STI lever with Hyperglide 7s cassette, or do I need to change over rear hub to 9s? I recall reading something about pinning the cable over the top of the retainer bolt to give different travel. My partner's bike has a Shimano 105 groupset (7s Hyperglide) and I'd like to swop her indexed downtube shifters to a pair of 105 STI levers (brifters) I have in the spare parts box. Is this do-able? These questions come with an apology in advance since I see there's been a lot of questions along this line lately, and I probably should know the answer myself.
-- Alex Wheaton
23 July 2003, 11:20 UTC
#2
In article <[email hidden]>,
Alex Wheaton said: Can I use a Shimano 105STI lever with Hyperglide 7s cassette, or do I need to change over rear hub to 9s?
if you've got $30 in the budget, you can buy a 9s 105 cassette, take off the largest cog and put 8 on the 7s hub.
Qui Si Parla Ca
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23 July 2003, 23:49 UTC
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alex-<< Can I use a Shimano 105STI lever with Hyperglide 7s cassette, or do I need to change over rear hub to 9s? >><BR><BR>
If it's 9s lever, stack 8 of 9 cogs/spacers from a 9s casstte onto the 7s freewhub body, get a 9s chain, use the 105 9s lever-
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Paul Southworth
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23 July 2003, 23:49 UTC
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In article <[email hidden]>,
H. Guy said: In article <[email hidden]>,
Alex Wheaton said: Can I use a Shimano 105STI lever with Hyperglide 7s cassette, or do I need to change over rear hub to 9s?
if you've got $30 in the budget, you can buy a 9s 105 cassette, take off the largest cog and put 8 on the 7s hub.
The 105 cassette uses a carrier, I think he'll need a cheaper loose cog cassette to do that.
9s chain also required for that switch.
23 July 2003, 23:49 UTC
#5
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: if you've got $30 in the budget, you can buy a 9s 105 cassette, take off the largest cog and put 8 on the 7s hub.
The 105 cassette uses a carrier, I think he'll need a cheaper loose cog cassette to do that.
not really a carrier. just 3 bolts running through six (?) of the cogs. take out the bolt, voila! nine loose cogs!
Quoted message said: 9s chain also required for that switch.
oops. forgot about that. what he said.
Paul Southworth
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24 July 2003, 16:45 UTC
#6
In article <[email hidden]>,
H. Guy said:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: if you've got $30 in the budget, you can buy a 9s 105 cassette, take off the largest cog and put 8 on the 7s hub.
The 105 cassette uses a carrier, I think he'll need a cheaper loose cog cassette to do that.
not really a carrier. just 3 bolts running through six (?) of the cogs. take out the bolt, voila! nine loose cogs!
Oops, you're right, the 105 equipped bike I was looking at has an HG90 cassette, not the same one.
Alex Wheaton
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25 July 2003, 07:30 UTC
#7
Qui si parla Campagnolo said: alex-<< Can I use a Shimano 105STI lever with Hyperglide 7s cassette, or do I need to change over rear hub to 9s? >><BR><BR>
If it's 9s lever, stack 8 of 9 cogs/spacers from a 9s casstte onto the 7s freewhub body, get a 9s chain, use the 105 9s lever-
Yep, think this is where I'm going... thanks for all suggestions
-- Alex Wheaton
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