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Campy front derailleur with STI?

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  1. Anyone know whether a Campy front derailleur is compatible with Shimano
    STI? I ask because Shimano front derailleurs (I'm running 8-sp Ultegra
    on several bikes) are finicky to set up without chain rub, and I've
    never had a problem in this regard with Campy (or, for that matter,
    with older Shimano 600 FD's with a slightly wider cage).

  2. "Mike Yankee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Anyone know whether a Campy front derailleur is compatible with Shimano
    STI? I ask because Shimano front derailleurs (I'm running 8-sp Ultegra
    on several bikes) are finicky to set up without chain rub, and I've
    never had a problem in this regard with Campy (or, for that matter,
    with older Shimano 600 FD's with a slightly wider cage).

    Mike - I am running a Record FD with a DA STI setup, so no worries!

    Basjan

  3. Mike Yankee said:

    Anyone know whether a Campy front derailleur is compatible with Shimano
    STI? I ask because Shimano front derailleurs (I'm running 8-sp Ultegra
    on several bikes) are finicky to set up without chain rub, and I've
    never had a problem in this regard with Campy (or, for that matter,
    with older Shimano 600 FD's with a slightly wider cage).

    It is possible but not as well as a shimano FD. If yer getting chain
    rub, Try mounting the inner wire underneath the cable fixing bolt for
    shimano FD..necessary with 6400, ultegra 8s sti FDs.

  4. Ergo has much better FD clearance than STI. Plus Ergo's cables are wrapped
    against the bar instead of sticking out like some 1944 German night fighter.

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