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"Qui si parla Campagnolo " <vecchio51@aol.com> wrote in message news:20040413091354.21030.00000288@mb-m28.aol.com... > jag-<< Calling Peter. This would be a nifty fix for a little problem I have. > Since the Campy and Shimano > 9S wheels worked with Campy 9S shifters, does the 10S shifter work on both > Shimano and Campy 9S > spacing? >><BR><BR> > > Not Campagnolo 9s but yes to shimano 9s. If ya got a Campagnolo 10s shifter, > need a Campagnolo 10s cogset and chain, but that's all. > > Peter Chisholm > Vecchio's Bicicletteria > 1833 Pearl St. > Boulder, CO, 80302 > (303)440-3535 > http://www.vecchios.com > "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene" Actually this worked well with both Campy 9S and Shimano 9S cassettes. I have a Centaur 10S shifter, and Campy 10S chain. Shifts well with either Campy or Shimano 9S cassette -- no adjustment needed when I swap wheels. |
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