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Campag 9 Speed Compatability

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  1. I have a bike fitted with 9 speed DT Levers, Record rear gear and 13 - 21
    cassette. I would like to fit the 14 - 28 cassette but the Record gear is
    limited to 26T max.Current chain rings are 52 / 39.

    The simplest solution I think would be to fit a Racing T rear gear but as
    far as I understand these are not compatible with DT levers only post 2000
    Ergo Levers.

    Has anyone ever tried a Racing T rear mech with DT levers.

    The Racing T rear gear looks to me like a Chorus with a longer jockey wheel
    carrier fitted.If I have to I will fit Ergo levers but would prefer not to.

    If anyone has an alternative suggestion to solve my problem that they know
    works (other than resorting to simple friction) I would be interested to
    hear of it.

    TIA

    Roger

  2. Roger said:

    I have a bike fitted with 9 speed DT Levers, Record rear gear and 13 - 21
    cassette. I would like to fit the 14 - 28 cassette but the Record gear is
    limited to 26T max.Current chain rings are 52 / 39.

    The simplest solution I think would be to fit a Racing T rear gear but as
    far as I understand these are not compatible with DT levers only post 2000
    Ergo Levers.

    Sure they are, don't believe all of the advertising hype...however,
    there's no reaon to replace your present derailer, it will work just fine.

    See: http://sheldonbrown.com/capacity for an explanation

    I just got back from a 50 mile ride on my 30 year old Brown frame, after
    installing Veloce 10 speed brifters...with the 30 year old SunTour
    Cyclone rear derailer and Regina Oro 12-22 6-speed freewheel...

    It isn't always necessary to buy all the stuff they're trying to sell you!

    Sheldon "Save Your Money" Brown
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  3. roger-<< I have a bike fitted with 9 speed DT Levers, Record rear gear and 13 -
    21
    cassette. I would like to fit the 14 - 28 cassette but the Record gear is
    limited to 26T max.Current chain rings are 52 / 39. >><BR><BR>

    Nope, just put it on, it will be fine. 'May' need a wee bit longer chain, maybe
    one link, but that's it.

    roger<< The simplest solution I think would be to fit a Racing T rear gear but
    as
    far as I understand these are not compatible with DT levers only post 2000
    Ergo Levers. >><BR><BR>

    Not true in our extensive experience. You can use any rear der/shifter combo
    with Campagnolo from 1992 or so. If ya gotta have a longer cage rear der, get
    any medium cage, 2003/4 rear der.

    Roger<< Has anyone ever tried a Racing T rear mech with DT levers. >><BR><BR>

    Sure, works great.

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    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
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  4. Roger said:

    I have a bike fitted with 9 speed DT Levers, Record rear gear and 13 - 21
    cassette. I would like to fit the 14 - 28 cassette but the Record gear is
    limited to 26T max.Current chain rings are 52 / 39.

    Just put the cassette on and adjust the "b" tension screw. Make sure
    your chain is long enough to wrap the big chainring and 28t cog.

  5. Thanks to all for the advice.

    Roger

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