For info-Campagnolo 10s shifters-9s cogset

Looked at the differences between the spacing between Campagnolo 10s and shimano 9s and also
Campagnolo 9s and shimano 9s and it looks like you can use a Campagnolo 10s shifter/rear der and a
shimano 9s cogset/chain with good results(setting the limit screw to get 9s speeds only).

Gonna try it today to see if it works.

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See http://www.hubbub.com/ergoleverswshim9.htm.

"Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Looked at the differences between the spacing between Campagnolo 10s and shimano 9s and also
> Campagnolo 9s and shimano 9s and it looks like you can
use
> a Campagnolo 10s shifter/rear der and a shimano 9s cogset/chain with good results(setting the
> limit screw to get 9s speeds only).
>
> Gonna try it today to see if it works.

 

On Sat, 31 May 2003 10:01:27 -0700, "Allan Leedy" <[email protected]> wrote:

>I guess the question is, "Why?"

Why not? I found I could put any Shimano 9 and Campy 10 on the bike
w/o changing any of the derailleur settings. If I shifted to 10 on all the bikes, I'd couldn't use
my Campy 9 cassettes. Then I did some fiddling and can now shift Campy 9...again w/o making any
derailleur adjustments.

If you have loose cog cassettes, just replace the 2.8 mm Campy spacers with Wheels, purple, 2.5 mm
Shimano spacers. The internal diameter of a real Shimano spacer is too small but the Wheels spacers
go right on. Put a 1 mm freewheel spacer on first. Works smooth as silk.

For my Record steel/ti cassette, I replaced the 10.8 mm cylinder that goes between the cogs with
3x2.8 mm spacers. They are the regular amber color spacers that come with the cassette. That
will give you
2.5 between the attached spiders. The rest of the spacers are the 2.5 mm purple spacers and the
regular end cog. Put a 1 mm spacer on before any cogs. Again, you don't have to make any
adjustments on the bicycle.

I prefer the dead click after the largest cog but it may be better to have it before the small cog.
The shift to the big cog is governed by the stop if it is really the last click.
>
>"Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Looked at the differences between the spacing between Campagnolo 10s and shimano 9s and also
>> Campagnolo 9s and shimano 9s and it looks like you can
>use
>> a Campagnolo 10s shifter/rear der and a shimano 9s cogset/chain with good results(setting the
>> limit screw to get 9s speeds only).
>>
>> Gonna try it today to see if it works.
>>
>> Peter Chisholm