Re: upgrading to 9 speed
- From: E Goforth <gogo@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:47:23 GMT
Thanks, that's very helpful.
-Eric
Martyn Aldis wrote:
In message <0HRMf.78859$H%4.35298@pd7tw2no>, Dave Mayer <dave4242@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes.Eric: answers in text:snip)
"Wreckless Eric" <gogo@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,
I'm currently running early "pointy" style 8 speed Ergo shifters,
an older style (tension adjuster on the back) 9 speed compatible
Campy rear derailleur, and 8 speed Shimano cassette hubs with a
Campy-compatibility spacer kit.
Something to think about is what is your generation of Campy 9-speed rearSee:
derailleur. If it is post-2000, then it has the new mechanical advantage of
1.50 to 1. If you match this with a old 9-speed index ring (pre-2001), you
will get derailleur travel that will more closely match Shimano 8-speed
spacing (4.8mm) than Shimano 9-speed. If you want to make this work, an
older Campagnolo derailleur is definitely better.
http://www.ctc.org.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=3946
BTW: I have Campy 8 and 9 speed systems. For the minimal benefit of another
gear, I don't think the "upgrade" would be worth the effort.
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