Anybody using the Miche 10 speed Campagnolo compatible cassettes? They seem to be a good alternative
to the standard Campagnolo cassettes. They're relatively cheap (between Centaur and Veloce
cassettes) and come in ranges not offered by Campy (f.i. 12-21). They also make individual
sprockets. Can't find much information like quality and weight though, only that they're heat
treated steel chrome-plated and come with their own lockring and resin spacers.
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Miche 10 speed cassettes
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"Ronald" <[email hidden]> wrote in message> Anybody using the Miche 10 speed Campagnolo
compatible cassettes? They seemQuoted message said:
to be a good alternative to the standard Campagnolo cassettes. They're relatively cheap (between
Centaur and Veloce cassettes) and come in ranges not offered by Campy (f.i. 12-21). They also make
individual sprockets. Can't find much information like quality and weight though, only that
they're heat treated steel chrome-plated and come with their own lockring and resin spacers.
My brother tried one after being assured it was "just as good as Campag". He had no luck - never got
reliable changes - had to change 2 and come back 1, etc. Now is back using Chorus and is as happy as
Larry. Mark Lee
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