Looking at the new Stronglight cranks someone posted the other day got me thinking. What would it take to swap from my Record triple to a Custom Compact? New front derailer and shift brake unit? Might as well go w/ a down tube shifter then??? How much weight would I save???
Pipe dream maybe but sure look sweet. Thanks for the help.
Want to swap Campy Record Triple for CC
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If you have Campagnolo Double/Compact/Triple compatible ErgoPowers, to make the change you will require;-
>Crankset (Compact)
>Bottom Bracket (For Double/Compact)
>Front Derailleur (Compact CT Drivetrain specific)
>Rear Derailleur (See below)
For optimum performance, I would recommend that you also change;-
>Cableset
>Chain
>Cassette
Technicalities;-
>If you have a Triple specific ErgoPower (STI) unit, you will need new Double/Compact/Triple ErgoPowers.
>For the Rear Derailleur, if you have a cassette equal to or smaller than 25t you can use a short cage Rear Derailleur. If your biggest Cassette sprocket is bigger than 25t, you should use medium cage Rear Derailleur.
>The requirement of a new Rear Derailleur is based upon the assumption that you have a long cage Rear Derailleur.
>Crankset (Compact)
>Bottom Bracket (For Double/Compact)
>Front Derailleur (Compact CT Drivetrain specific)
>Rear Derailleur (See below)
For optimum performance, I would recommend that you also change;-
>Cableset
>Chain
>Cassette
Technicalities;-
>If you have a Triple specific ErgoPower (STI) unit, you will need new Double/Compact/Triple ErgoPowers.
>For the Rear Derailleur, if you have a cassette equal to or smaller than 25t you can use a short cage Rear Derailleur. If your biggest Cassette sprocket is bigger than 25t, you should use medium cage Rear Derailleur.
>The requirement of a new Rear Derailleur is based upon the assumption that you have a long cage Rear Derailleur.
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There's only one type of Ergopower for double or triple. No need to change those out.
No need to change the front or rear mech or cassette. I didn't when I changed from a triple to a compact. In fact I also use a normal front and rear mech (not long cage) with a compact. On a normal chainset, the difference in teeth is I think 14 or 15 and there's sure to be a comfort zone. So, running a 34/50's no big deal.