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Published 24 January 2006
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Original author David Peake
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Original post David Peake
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24 January 2006, 17:10 UTC
#1
I've got a set of older (pointy type) Ergo levers. I know that Campagnolo revised the geometry/spring rate of their rear derailleurs, and the "company line" states that the newer rear derailleurs are incompatible with older levers.
Can I get a newer derailleur to work with these levers, or do I have to search for the older model?
Thanks.
24 January 2006, 18:43 UTC
#2
I think that as long as you continue to shift 8 or 9 cogs, old pointy levers won't allow 10, then try it! It should work.
24 January 2006, 18:44 UTC
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I think that as long as you continue to shift 8 or 9 cogs, old pointy levers won't allow 10, then try it! It should work.
Meccanico di Bici
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24 January 2006, 20:09 UTC
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New ders work fine with old levers. We combine them all the time with no ill effects. Jim
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