> On Fri, 18 Apr 2003 02:56:19 -0500, "A Muzi" <
[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >I wrote it that way ( a wheel with nine cogs) because the Campagnolo
format
> >is either a 7/8 hub (old) or a 9/10 hub (new). This is a different
breakdown
> >than Shimano, where the old hubs were 6/7 and the new ones 8/9. There
are
> >kludges, but generally you'll need a new wheel. Probably inadvertant,
but
> >modern nine wheels will shift in either system. That is to say, once
you've
> >changed the shifter and chain, anyone's nine speed wheel will shift fine
in
> >your bike (Shimano hub or Campagnolo hub)
>
"Hedberg" <
[email protected]> wrote in message
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> So, I have a 9 speed Campy setup from 1997 with Chorus shifters and changers and a Record 9 speed
> hub and cassette. I can substitute a recent Shimano hub (Ultegra or 105) with a Shimano 9 speed
> cassette and it will work fine? I didn't know that -- it's good news.
>
> Also, I have a another bike with a Campy Racing Triple changer from 1997 currently set up to
> operate on a Sachs 7 speed freewheel with Record 8 speed downtube shifters (and this works fine).
> Campy 9 speed shifters will shift this derailer properly with either a Campy 9 speed cassette or a
> recent Shimano 9 speed?
>
> Assuming a decent 9 speed chain.
Yes a Shimano nine wheel will shift fine in your Record nine bike.
And when you get Ergo Nine for your existing Campagnolo rear changer on your triple bike, you can
swap your nine wheels in both bikes. Assuming, as you note, a nine speed chain.
--
Andrew Muzi
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