Supposedly the cog spacing on the Shimano and SRAM 11sp cassettes is effectively the same as Campagnolo's 11sp.
Has anyone tried running the new SRAM Red 11sp cassette with a Campagnolo drive train?
http://www.totalcycling.com/a-z/cassettes/cassettes_road_11sp/CS_SRAM_RED_11.html?gclid=CNmDoe_M9boCFc1V3god8XQAeg
It weighs 151g, more than a 50g saving over Record, and also considerable lighter than Super Record but without the disadvantage of fast-wearing Ti cogs.
It needs a different freewheel obviously. I'm using a Powertap hub and could get one of these:
http://www.artscyclery.com/Powertap_G3_15mm_11sp_Freehub_Body_Kit_HG/descpage-PT15FHBKS1.html
An expensive upgrade to save 50g, but replacing light cassettes when they wear out is expensive anyway...
SRAM Red 11sp cassette with Campagnolo 11sp?
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Tempted.. Let's see when my current cassette wears out...
Once you subtract the cost of the freewheel, which is a once off, It's probably more cost-effective than the SR cassette as the sprockets should last longer.
Once you subtract the cost of the freewheel, which is a once off, It's probably more cost-effective than the SR cassette as the sprockets should last longer.