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Converting Shamano to Campy

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  1. I am putting my Campy Mirage Derailleur (front and back), cassette, and shifters on my girlfriends Fuji ( currently equipped with Shamano Sora ). I am wondering if anyones knows if the back hub on her wheels needs to be changed in order to put a Campy cassette on? I know I could just use the wheel from the bike with the Campy equipment on it, however I am trying to keep my cost low and I don't want to have to rebuilds a hub or buy a new wheel. Are there any other alternatives.

    Thanks for your responses, Glen

  2. What's the spec of the wheel?

  3. Its a 723 tire. Since the bike is not at my home I dont have any other specs.

  4. glens2422 said:

    I am putting my Campy Mirage Derailleur (front and back), cassette, and shifters on my girlfriends Fuji ( currently equipped with Shamano Sora ). I am wondering if anyones knows if the back hub on her wheels needs to be changed in order to put a Campy cassette on? I know I could just use the wheel from the bike with the Campy equipment on it, however I am trying to keep my cost low and I don't want to have to rebuilds a hub or buy a new wheel. Are there any other alternatives.

    The Campagnolo & Shimano spline patterns are different.

    Is your Mirage 8-speed or 9-speed?

    If it is 8-speed, then you can continue to use the existing Shimano cassette on the existing wheel.

    If the shifters are 9-speed, you can respace the cogs by shimming them ... someone (sorry, I just cannot remember who) made shims cut from aluminum soda-or-beer cans (~0.2mm) OR you can buy some Wheels Manufacturing conversion spacers which are essentially the same width as Shimano's 8-speed spacers [YES, I have set floating around here, somewhere!] ... that is, if you had a handful-and-a-half of Shimano 8-speed cog spacers, you could restack a 9-speed Shimano cassette with them to yield a 9-speed Campagnolo spaced cassette (hope that made sense).

  5. alfeng said:

    The Campagnolo & Shimano spline patterns are different.

    Is your Mirage 8-speed or 9-speed?

    If it is 8-speed, then you can continue to use the existing Shimano cassette on the existing wheel.

    If the shifters are 9-speed, you can respace the cogs by shimming them ... someone (sorry, I just cannot remember who) made shims cut from aluminum soda-or-beer cans (~0.2mm) OR you can buy some Wheels Manufacturing conversion spacers which are essentially the same width as Shimano's 8-speed spacers [YES, I have set floating around here, somewhere!] ... that is, if you had a handful-and-a-half of Shimano 8-speed cog spacers, you could restack a 9-speed Shimano cassette with them to yield a 9-speed Campagnolo spaced cassette (hope that made sense).

    It would probably be a whole lot easier(and less frustrating) to let your LBS figure it out than trying to decypher what Alfeng just said😄 .

  6. glens2422 said:

    Shamano

    Deliberate?

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