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In article said:
I guess this means it's official!
What's official?
Tom Gibb <[email hidden]
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What's official?
I mostly notice them saying that there will be very little compatibility with 9 speed stuff. I'd
have thought that there wouldn't be any problems with using a 9 speed chain and f. derailleur on the
10 speed crank. Guess I was wrong. It's nice to have the manufacturer clarify these issues.dura-ace.shimano.comstrength.htmlOpen ↗ I wonder if
Shimano knows that this was taken just before Lance wrecked, because I bet that 90% or more of all
cyclists will recognize this photo.Dave
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well, isn't that good for Shimano? After all, he kept riding with that derailleur after the crash
"onefred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
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What's official?
I mostly notice them saying that there will be very little compatibility
with 9 speedQuoted message said:
stuff. I'd have thought that there wouldn't be any problems with using a
9 speed chainQuoted message said:
and f. derailleur on the 10 speed crank. Guess I was wrong. It's nice to
have theQuoted message said:
manufacturer clarify these issues.
dura-ace.shimano.comstrength.htmlOpen ↗Quoted message said:
I wonder if Shimano knows that this was taken just before Lance wrecked,
because I betQuoted message said:
that 90% or more of all cyclists will recognize this photo.
Dave
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In article said:
I guess this means it's official!
What's official?
Tom Gibb <[email hidden]
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"TBGibb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article said:
I guess this means it's official!
What's official?
Tom Gibb <[email hidden]
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well, isn't that good for Shimano? After all, he kept riding with that derailleur after the crash
I didn't know that he had derailleur related problems. I remember reading something about his chain
and a pedal problem... To me, it looked like Lance didn't get fully snapped into his clipless pedals
after the wreck. I would have thought that Shimano would have wanted to let that incident slip
unnoticed. Now they are replacing the PD-7750 with the heavier PD-7800!Dave
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"onefred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Now they are replacing the PD-7750 with the heavier PD-7800!
I think they might be the same - just nomenclature to match new DA group numbering. The weight is
plus-minus a couple grams, usually.
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