running campagnolo on shimano wheels
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Hi
I have a pair of the new Shimano full carbon wheels 50mm.
Is it possible to run a campagnolo cassette on this wheels?
Does shimano or an other brands make these body's?
I don't want to run a special cassette like mavic that fits shimano body and campagnolo chain.
I prefer a campagnolo bpdy for this shimano wheel...
But I guess that's impossible because it has dura ace hubs?
Last option; put a record hub in it?
I have a pair of the new Shimano full carbon wheels 50mm.
Is it possible to run a campagnolo cassette on this wheels?
Does shimano or an other brands make these body's?
I don't want to run a special cassette like mavic that fits shimano body and campagnolo chain.
I prefer a campagnolo bpdy for this shimano wheel...
But I guess that's impossible because it has dura ace hubs?
Last option; put a record hub in it?
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Look up the Jtek shiftmate - that should solve your problem, well, at least to make shifting nearly perfect.
The other option is trying to contact forum member Tristan, who has been compiling a list of crossover capabilities and how to combat them.
The other option is trying to contact forum member Tristan, who has been compiling a list of crossover capabilities and how to combat them.
I am riding Shimano 10s DA cassettes with campa record 10s derailleurs and shifters - works perfect + shimano DA cassettes are much cheeeper than campa Rec cassettes at lower weight
ok that's interesting...
but I have several wheelsets and I always keep chain and cassette with eachother... that means I have 1 cassette and change it all the time from wheel to wheel
i prefer a body that fits campa cassette and my shimano wheel with dura ace hubs... does that exist?
but I have several wheelsets and I always keep chain and cassette with eachother... that means I have 1 cassette and change it all the time from wheel to wheel
i prefer a body that fits campa cassette and my shimano wheel with dura ace hubs... does that exist?
You got a full carbon wheel which usually isn't very cheap, why don't you just get a Dura Ace cassette, and if your existing chain is worn and skips just buy a new Dura Ace one (which will work just fine with your existing campy cassette)...
Come on it's max $35 and you won't have to change cassette everytime you want to swap wheels!
Come on it's max $35 and you won't have to change cassette everytime you want to swap wheels!
kleiner wrote:I am riding Shimano 10s DA cassettes with campa record 10s derailleurs and shifters - works perfect + shimano DA cassettes are much cheeeper than campa Rec cassettes at lower weight
So do i no problem at all with the compatibility!!!
frenk wrote:You got a full carbon wheel which usually isn't very cheap, why don't you just get a Dura Ace cassette, and if your existing chain is worn and skips just buy a new Dura Ace one (which will work just fine with your existing campy cassette)...
Come on it's max $35 and you won't have to change cassette everytime you want to swap wheels!
I change wheels every race (shimano- bora - borag3 - eurus) but I don't run 4 cassettes because thats $$$$$$$ and I prefer to keep 1 cassette and 1 chain with eachother so I can get like 20000k out of 1 set, and I can't take the risk a chain will slip during a race... my friend ended up in the hospital because of this
ok on the Marchisio site I see 3 types of bodys. 1 of them is for campa 10v. But can I mount them on a shimano hub?
michael wrote:frenk wrote:You got a full carbon wheel which usually isn't very cheap, why don't you just get a Dura Ace cassette, and if your existing chain is worn and skips just buy a new Dura Ace one (which will work just fine with your existing campy cassette)...
Come on it's max $35 and you won't have to change cassette everytime you want to swap wheels!
I change wheels every race (shimano- bora - borag3 - eurus) but I don't run 4 cassettes because thats $$$$$$$ and I prefer to keep 1 cassette and 1 chain with eachother so I can get like 20000k out of 1 set, and I can't take the risk a chain will slip during a race... my friend ended up in the hospital because of this
Maybe it's just me, but if your existing campy cassette is in good condition, a new chain will work fine.
So you fit a new (Dura Ace) chain on your bike and the bora/borag3/eurus will work ok.
Then get a Dura Ace cassette for the shimano wheel. It won't skip as the cassette is new and so is the chain.
I don't see the problem. If the new chain skips on the campy cassette then the campy cassette needs to be replaced anyway.
Just my .2$
this is the discussion wheter you keep 1 chain and cassete with eachother till they are complete worn out...
or you change your chain every 3k or so to keep your cassette in good condition.
I go for option 1. so my cassette is always is terrible condition but so is my chain, and together they work fine >20k.
or you change your chain every 3k or so to keep your cassette in good condition.
I go for option 1. so my cassette is always is terrible condition but so is my chain, and together they work fine >20k.
Don't waist your time with cassetes as amc or similars.use your Dura Ace 10 sp cogs on your Record drivetrain.It will work better than others ones.
Last edited by toko on Fri Sep 01, 2006 4:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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michael wrote:I change wheels every race (shimano- bora - borag3 - eurus) but I don't run 4 cassettes because thats $$$$$$$ and I prefer to keep 1 cassette and 1 chain with eachother so I can get like 20000k out of 1 set, and I can't take the risk a chain will slip during a race... my friend ended up in the hospital because of this
altought I thought money was not a big issue for you with your sale % marges on bike stuff that you buy in Belgium
get a DA Casette
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kleiner wrote:I am riding Shimano 10s DA cassettes with campa record 10s derailleurs and shifters - works perfect + shimano DA cassettes are much cheeeper than campa Rec cassettes at lower weight
for some reason, i tried using da 10 with campy record drivetrain.....it didn't shift well in the higher gears no matter what i did to try to fine tune.....so i ended up getting american classic campy conversion.....you can't go wrong.
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so there are no body's for shimano hubs that fit campa sprockets???