Campagnolo components
Philcho
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It shouldn't work, but you may well get away with it/works but you lose a gear.
Alternatively fit a shiftmate which adjusts the cable pull, or buy a full campagnolo setup.0 -
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Shimano cassettes don't work particularly well with Campag stuff either. You *may* get away with it, but you may not, and need a new cassette. Which, unless you buy a conversion cassette, means new wheels too...0
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Shimergo!
Attatch the cable to the mech on the wrong side of the bolt?FCN16 - 1970 BSA Wayfarer
FCN4 - Fixie Inc0 -
tried all of the tricks in the past when I had a campag road bike plus a shimano road bike and mountain bike and nothing works sufficiently. Even when you get the gears to shift satisfactory way a bit of wear on the system knocks everything out. The only things that you don't need to change is your chainset and front mech. You will need a rear mech cassette and possibly wheel if you can't get a campag pattern cassette carrier (or whatever its called cant remember off hand). Very expensive to do. I once had full campag 9 speed kit working on shimano rear cassette and shifting perfectly but after a few weeks I could not keep it in tune. I did however adjust the spacing on the shimano cassette and used an old 8 speed cassette lock ring as it had loads more thread than the 9 speed original. This meant that I had a spare wheel that worked on the campag kit. Too much trouble though.
By the way spotted at campag equiped road bike in Decathlon recently for around £450. Equiped with oudated 9 speed mirage but great set up for the price. If I was looking for a road bike and not a cyclo cross I would have bought that.0