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Dura Ace to Campy 6spd Freewheel

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  1. I am the owner of a six speed indexed Dura Ace equipped Masi
    from the 80's. I'm considering switching my freewheel to a
    Campy Super Record 6spd alloy to save weight. Will the
    spacing on the Campy be the same as the spacing on the Dura
    Ace so as to work with the indexed shifter and are there any
    other compatibility issues I should consider (chain,
    chainrings, etc...). Thanks for any response. Raven

  2. On 26 Jun 2004 17:07:59 -0700, [email hidden] (Raven)

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    I am the owner of a six speed indexed Dura Ace equipped
    Masi from the 80's. I'm considering switching my freewheel
    to a Campy Super Record 6spd alloy to save weight. Will the
    spacing on the Campy be the same as the spacing on the Dura
    Ace so as to work with the indexed shifter and are there
    any other compatibility issues I should consider (chain,
    chainrings, etc...). Thanks for any response. Raven

    In my experience, the Campy freewheel is too wide to work
    with a Dura-Ace 6s index system.

  3. raven-<< I am the owner of a six speed indexed Dura Ace
    equipped Masi from the 80's. I'm considering switching my
    freewheel to a Campy Super Record 6spd alloy to save weight.
    Will the spacing on the Campy be the same as the spacing on
    the Dura Ace so as to work with the indexed shifter

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    Quoted message said:

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    It will be spaced correctly but that FW is for friction and
    I doubt it will index very well. It doesn't have the teeth
    prep(like twisted teeth-DA) that is required for good
    shifting PLUS, these alloy FW may weigh a wee bit less but
    it isn't going to last long.

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    Boulder, CO, 80302
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