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15-03.-2003, 08:13 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Norway
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Cassette for Campy boss/Shimano rear derailleur
 I want to use a Campagnolo Nucleon wheel on a bike with a Shimano Sora 8-sp. rear derailleur. I need help to choose a 8-sp. cassette that will fit and shift smooth, if there is any available. |
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15-03.-2003, 06:07 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: New Zealand
Posts: 33
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There are several cassettes available that will transfer over from Campag to Shimano or in reverse.
Miche is one, there is another Italian brand Marchietto ( or similar cant quite remember?) |
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15-03.-2003, 10:57 PM
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Community Team
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Lierde Flanders
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This is only the case for 10 speed that you need to buy special(expensive) casettes. For 8 or 9 speed the regular casettes will be very close between Shimano and Campa, you just might have to change some of the rings between the cogs(for 9 speed for example campa is 2mm wider, you won't notice or can resolve it when you have small problems by substituting 3 or 4 rings)
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16-03.-2003, 03:35 PM
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Location: New Zealand
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Mmmmn Miche actually do a full range for Shimano and Campag, as well as their own:
Shimano 7-8 & 9sp Campag 8,9,10sp Miche 8 & 9 Sure you can interchange the spacers but then you have to make sure the width of these are the right thickness as there is a variation between the cassette sprockets them selves as well as 'ramping', you would have to experiment. There also is another Italian maker really nice stuff called Tiso who do 8-9 speed in both Shimano & Campag Miche cassettes are invarably cheaper than the genuine brands and good quality |
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