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Campanolo 9spd/10spd

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  1. This question has probably been covered before, my apologies if it has. Is there the a problem
    running Chorus 10 spd Chainset with 9 spd chain and 9 spd rear mech., am I correct in assuming the
    chainrings are the same as 9 spd. I just seem to be having chain alignment problems, it is on my
    training bike and am just running friction levers and not Ergo's. Any info would be great.

  2. In article 3eb846f1@info-int said:

    This question has probably been covered before, my apologies if it has. Is there the a problem
    running Chorus 10 spd Chainset with 9 spd chain and 9 spd rear mech., am I correct in assuming the
    chainrings are the same as 9 spd.

    Should work fine even though slightly different.

    Quoted message said:

    I just seem to be having chain alignment problems, it is on my training bike and am just running
    friction levers and not Ergo's. Any info would be great.

    It might be possible to make a better guess about what to do if you describe the rest of the
    drivetrain and frame type.

    Are you running a 102mm Chorus or Record bottom bracket?

    --Paul

  3. I am running a Campag C9 chain, Veloce Rear mech, Giant CFR 57cm, 102 BB "Paul Southworth"
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    Quoted message said:
    In article 3eb846f1@info-int said:

    This question has probably been covered before, my apologies if it has.


    Is

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    there the a problem running Chorus 10 spd Chainset with 9 spd chain and 9 spd rear mech., am I
    correct in assuming the chainrings are the same as 9 spd.

    Should work fine even though slightly different.

    Quoted message said:

    I just seem to be having chain alignment problems, it is on my training


    bike

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    and am just running friction levers and not Ergo's. Any info would be great.

    It might be possible to make a better guess about what to do if you describe the rest of the
    drivetrain and frame type.

    Are you running a 102mm Chorus or Record bottom bracket?

    --Paul

  4. cycle quickly-<< Is there the a problem running Chorus 10 spd Chainset with 9 spd chain and 9 spd
    rear mech., am I correct in assuming the chainrings are the same as 9 spd.

    There is no problem altho the 10s big ring is offset a wee bit towards the small ring but it works
    great with even 8s stuff...certainly ok with 9s components and chain.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  5. "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    cycle quickly-<< Is there the a problem running Chorus 10 spd Chainset with 9 spd chain and 9 spd
    rear mech., am I correct in assuming the chainrings are the same as 9 spd.

    There is no problem altho the 10s big ring is offset a wee bit towards the small ring but it works
    great with even 8s stuff...certainly ok with 9s components and chain.

    I ran 10 speed chainrings with my Record 9 rear setup and Peter's right. It does work fine. However,
    I did get very slight constant chain sounds when on the big chainring, and since I spend most of my
    time there I ended up swapping for a real 9sp chainring.

    You can also install a set of washers that will space the 10sp chainring so that it's positioned
    properly. Don't know their measurement offhand.

    HTH,

    Lee

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