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Campy shifters, Shimano hub (again)

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  1. Hi All,

    I've tried using a 10 speed Campy hub and cassette with 10 speed
    Ultegra rear der and brifters, but could never get it to work well. One
    end of the cassette would always not line up right if the other was
    adjusted properly.

    Will a 10 speed Shimano hub and cassette work better with a Campy der
    and shifters than the other way around?

    For various reasons I'm thinking of moving to Campy, but I have a few
    wheels I'd like to still be able to use.

    Joseph

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    I've tried using a 10 speed Campy hub and cassette with 10 speed
    Ultegra rear der and brifters, but could never get it to work well. One
    end of the cassette would always not line up right if the other was
    adjusted properly.

    Will a 10 speed Shimano hub and cassette work better with a Campy der
    and shifters than the other way around?

    For various reasons I'm thinking of moving to Campy, but I have a few
    wheels I'd like to still be able to use.

    Joseph

    Joseph:

    To get the best shifting without buying a modified cassette (or other
    options), you should adjust the rear der to work best on the 5th or 6th
    cog. This works best the other way around (Shimano wheels, Campy
    drivetrain) according to other posters here. Something about the Campy
    shifter/der combo being more "tolerant".

    YMMV.

    D'ohBoy

  3. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    I've tried using a 10 speed Campy hub and cassette with 10 speed
    Ultegra rear der and brifters, but could never get it to work well. One
    end of the cassette would always not line up right if the other was
    adjusted properly.

    Will a 10 speed Shimano hub and cassette work better with a Campy der
    and shifters than the other way around?

    For various reasons I'm thinking of moving to Campy, but I have a few
    wheels I'd like to still be able to use.

    Joseph

    What will work the best is to use a shimano 9s cogset and chain with
    Campag 10s ERGo and RD...if ya gotta have 10s...we have successfully
    used a shimano 10s cogset and chain with 10s ERGO...but the better
    setup is 9s or get a wheels manufacturing 10s cogset spaced to Campag
    10s spacing.


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    What will work the best is to use a shimano 9s cogset and chain with
    Campag 10s ERGo and RD...if ya gotta have 10s...we have successfully
    used a shimano 10s cogset and chain with 10s ERGO...but the better
    setup is 9s or get a wheels manufacturing 10s cogset spaced to Campag
    10s spacing.

    I assume you can use a 10 speed chain on the Shimano 9sp cassette as
    well? In other words, you're just recommending 9sp chain with 9sp cass
    simply because 9s chain is cheaper, not because 10 will not work,
    right? That way I can switch wheels without changing the chain.

  5. jlee said:
    Quoted message said:


    What will work the best is to use a shimano 9s cogset and chain with
    Campag 10s ERGo and RD...if ya gotta have 10s...we have successfully
    used a shimano 10s cogset and chain with 10s ERGO...but the better
    setup is 9s or get a wheels manufacturing 10s cogset spaced to Campag
    10s spacing.

    I assume you can use a 10 speed chain on the Shimano 9sp cassette as
    well? In other words, you're just recommending 9sp chain with 9sp cass
    simply because 9s chain is cheaper, not because 10 will not work,
    right? That way I can switch wheels without changing the chain.

    Match the chain to the cogset-9s->9s, not a 10s chain. 10s ERGO spacing
    differences are closer to shimano 9s than shimano 10s..both work but 9s
    shimano is smoother, quieter. Cost not considered. Wheels manufacturing
    makes a modified cogset spaced to Campag 10s, that fits onto a shimano
    freehub but VERY expensive. Miche also makes a shimano compatible but
    Campag spaced 10s cogset but the first one we tried was gooned
    up...spaced wrong.

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