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  1. Can you use a Campag10 spd rear mech, with a 9spd chain and 9 spd ergo
    shifter

  2. Tony said:

    Can you use a Campag10 spd rear mech, with a 9spd chain and 9 spd ergo
    shifter


    AFAIK - no, the 9sp chain is too big for the spacing of the rear sprockets

  3. "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Can you use a Campag10 spd rear mech, with a 9spd chain and 9 spd ergo
    shifter


    yes you can. There is a current thread about this on
    rec.bicycles.marketplace (of all weird places).

    "Jusat for info-nnedn't be '8s' to work with 8s Campag [censored]. Any
    campag rear derailleur will work, w/o modification, including a brand
    new 2005 Record 10s one. We use new rear ders for replacement rear ders
    for all Campag shifters from around 1990."

  4. Tony said:

    Can you use a Campag10 spd rear mech, with a 9spd chain and 9 spd ergo
    shifter

    Aye, ya can. Ya can use a ten speed derailleur for eight speed, too. The only difference is that the pulley width is a teeny tad smaller for ten speed. It doesn't matter in practice - just like the slightly narrower chainrings for ten speed.

    Cheers,

    Suzy

  5. suzyj said:

    Aye, ya can. Ya can use a ten speed derailleur for eight speed, too. The only difference is that the pulley width is a teeny tad smaller for ten speed. It doesn't matter in practice - just like the slightly narrower chainrings for ten speed.

    Cheers,

    Suzy

    hmmm. maybe i should use all that athena/veloce grouppo sitting in the shed for something adter all...

  6. flyingdutch said:

    hmmm. maybe i should use all that athena/veloce grouppo sitting in the shed for something adter all...

    Yes you should donate it to the fat [censored] slow [censored] riding association of which i am the director.I will gladly take the donation and even issue a receipt 😄

  7. trek-man said:

    Yes you should donate it to the fat [censored] slow [censored] riding association of which i am the director.I will gladly take the donation and even issue a receipt 😄

    ppfffttt. elections are coming and your term is up el presidente 😄

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