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  1. Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

    Since the Ergo shifter for the front derailleur isn't indexed, it works
    fine.

    Lou
    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

  3. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph


    I bought a Trek 5200 three years ago, and wanted to put my Campy Record
    Triple stuff on it. The LBS owner recommended that I use an Ultegra
    front derialleur, saying it would work better than Campy's. I went
    along, and it has worked just fine (I don't know about "better", though,
    since I never tried the Campy FD.)

  4. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd
    and the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to
    open the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

    I'm running Ergo w/105 double FD with no problems.
    --
    Phil Lee, Squid

  5. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

    Ok, the 6600 FD is in place. But now I can't find the Campy 10 speed
    chain we were going to use! How well will a Shimano 10-speed chain work
    with the Campy rear der and cassette?

    Joseph

  6. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

    Ok, the 6600 FD is in place. But now I can't find the Campy 10 speed
    chain we were going to use! How well will a Shimano 10-speed chain work
    with the Campy rear der and cassette?

    Joseph

    They are both 5.9 mm now, so no problem.

    Lou
    --
    Posted by news://news.nb.nu

  7. Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    very well..the nice thing about left hand ERGO-

    Quoted message said:

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

  8. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    I am putting a bike together for a buddy and it needs a braze-on fd and
    the only one we have is a new-in-box Ultegra one. I don't want to open
    the box or use it to test if it probably won't work cuz I plan on
    taking it back some day.

    Thanks,

    Joseph

    Ok, the 6600 FD is in place. But now I can't find the Campy 10 speed
    chain we were going to use! How well will a Shimano 10-speed chain work
    with the Campy rear der and cassette?

    Just fine...both are 5.9mm...

    Quoted message said:


    Joseph

  9. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    very well..the nice thing about left hand ERGO-

    I couldn't get it to work that well. The cage is about 2mm narrower
    than the Centaur, and I couldn't get it to go far enough in, so the
    inner cage rubbed the chain in the largest 2 sprokets while in the
    small ring. It may be a wide frame. I was also having trouble getting
    the Ergo clicks to end up in useful places desåite lots of cable
    jugling. We ended up putting a wider BB in and that solved our
    problems. He is a big guy (65cm frame) so the extra "Q" was just a
    bonus. Maybe a tripple FD or a 105 would have been wider and more
    forgiving?

    Joseph

  10. Quoted message said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hi All,

    How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    Ergo brifters?

    very well..the nice thing about left hand ERGO-

    I couldn't get it to work that well. The cage is about 2mm narrower
    than the Centaur, and I couldn't get it to go far enough in, so the
    inner cage rubbed the chain in the largest 2 sprokets while in the
    small ring. It may be a wide frame.

    Frame problem if the FD won't go far enough 'in'.

    I was also having trouble getting

    Quoted message said:

    the Ergo clicks to end up in useful places desåite lots of cable
    jugling. We ended up putting a wider BB in and that solved our
    problems. He is a big guy (65cm frame) so the extra "Q" was just a
    bonus. Maybe a tripple FD or a 105 would have been wider and more
    forgiving?

    Joseph

  11. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:
    Quoted message said:
    Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    [email hidden] wrote:
    > Hi All,
    >
    > How well would a Shimano FD-6600 front deraileur work with 10 speed
    > Ergo brifters?
    >

    very well..the nice thing about left hand ERGO-

    I couldn't get it to work that well. The cage is about 2mm narrower
    than the Centaur, and I couldn't get it to go far enough in, so the
    inner cage rubbed the chain in the largest 2 sprokets while in the
    small ring. It may be a wide frame.

    Frame problem if the FD won't go far enough 'in'.

    I wonder if it would work well with a 100% Ultegra setup? Do you know
    what the chainline is for a 6600 vs Centaur crankset?

    Joseph

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