Originally Posted by alfeng
Okay ...
MICHE makes Cassettes for BOTH Shimano/-compatible & Campagnolo Freehubs ...
Miche Cassette are much less expensive than Campagnolo Cassettes (what isn't?!?).
The Cogs are separate in Miche Cassettes ...
So, if you were to buy a 10-speed Campagnolo compatible MICHE cassette PLUS either a set of 2.35mm spacers OR a 10-speed Shimano-compatible MICHE cassette (from which you would cannibalize the spacers for the time being) then you could re-stack the former, accordingly ...
[COLOR=FF00AA]with the caveat that there is NO ASSURANCE that the thickness of the MICHE Cogs necessarily complies with those manufactured by Campagnolo or Shimano![/COLOR]
BTW. In the past, Miche cassettes received less-than-stellar reviews from some people. I do not know how true the assessment is; but, I would suppose that if it were true then THAT would undoubtedly be due to the less aggressive ramping on the teeth which was probably closer to the indifferent ramping on pre-11 speed Campagnolo Cogs than one would find on a post-2000 Shimano or SRAM Cog. The 10t Miche Cogs are presumably better than their earlier Cogs.