I just picked one up on eBay. Thanks for the recommendation!
I read somewhere that for 8/9 speed front derailers Chorus is of the same
quality as Racing T. Is that right? Chorus components seem to be more
available than Racing T.
On Wednesday, March 21, 2012 6:45:32 PM UTC-4, Steve Palin
Steve is correct, those Racing T FD are super at 48-38-28 DT or Barend
shifting for me as well.
I bought a Campy FD from Rivendell before, it works very well and looks
like my Racing T.
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/d10.htm
I will double check it tomorrow and make sure they are the same sh
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Re: New Drivetrain for my Atlantis
I'm using it on two bikes, both with Shimano LX long cage rapid rise
I'm using it on two bikes, both with Shimano LX long cage rapid rise rear
derailleurs. Works fine. For the front I found that the Powershift (not
Ultrashift) worked ok. It can make your head hurt trying to figure out
what Campy is doing year to year with PowerShift, UltraShift, and even
group to
I guess I can see why one might not want to put the 2X10 SRAM drivetrain on
a Riv for aesthetic reasons. But from a purely functional standpoint, I
concur with Jim's assessment of this set-up. I recently bought a Surly Ogre
from Jim (Hiawatha Cyclery) and went with the 2X10 set-up on Jim's
recommen
And 11 speed Campy is confirmed to shift Shimano 9 just as 10 speed
shifts Shimano 8. So Campy Brifters which everyone seems to love and
Shimano 9 speed drivetrain which everyone begrudgingly admits is
pretty bulletproof. And yeah, White hubs would be just that much
better!
On 3/23/12, cyclotouris
On 3/23/12, Michael_S wrote:
> the Campy ergoshifters are much nicer than shimaNos. Many drop bar mountain
> bikers ( and me on my tandem) use 10 speed Campy ergo levers with an 8
> speed shimaNo rear derailleur and cassette... shifts like they were made
> for each other.
>
> ~mike
>
> On Wednesda
On Thu, 2012-03-22 at 10:01 -0700, Mojo wrote:
> Campy will always have that glorious history, and still has prestige
> for some reason. And Campy certainly has some impressive prices! oh
> and the 11 cogs! I will say their brifters are nice and the Athena 11
> speed brifter will shift a 9 speed
Campy sold a 30-40-50 chainring option on their non-Record/Chorus triple
cranksets. I like those cranks too, despite the 135 BCD and requirement to
use a Campy-compatible square taper bottom bracket. Tough chainrings in the
Centaur/Racing T level.
Unfortunately Campy turned fully toward the ra
On Wed, 2012-03-21 at 15:36 -0700, eddie...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I really like their triple front derailleurs with all non-STI setups.
>
Let me echo this. The Campagnolo Racing T front derailleur is the best
thing I've ever used on 24/36/46 and 26/36/48 compact triples shifted
with Shimano bar
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