Campagnolo Rear Mech Compatability?

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Does anyone know if a 10 speed Campagnolo Rear Mech will work with 8 speed shifters and cassette?



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monty_dogcp

9 speed is certainly OK as I've got a pasir of Chorus levers driving a Mirage mech on one bike - narrower cage on the 10 speed may catch the chain at extreme angles

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I'm currently running Chorus 8 speed shifters with a Mirage 8 speed rear mech. I want to upgrade to 10 speed, but wondered if I could get the mech before the wheels/cassette/shifters.

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Rob Sallnow

It didn't work that well for me when I was gradually moving away from 8 speed....I got the mech first as I had heard it worked well with 8 speed...but it didn't really and so my carbon Ergo purchase was far quicker than expected, not that I had much of a problem with that!!![:)]

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