Hi y'all,
I'm a relatively new Campy 10-speed owner (Chorus) of about six months. My bike still shifts great, but eventually I'm going to want to replace the chain, and when I do I usually replace the cassette so they wear together. But locally Campy cassettes might as well be made of cocaine they're so damn expensive. Chains are almost reasonable but still costly, so I am hoping to find a less expensive 10-speed cassette for Campagnolo systems. I'm not a weight weenie so something smooth and durable is what I need.
And while I'm on this topic of 10-speed equipment, is there any decent adapter made to fit Campy 10-speed cassettes on Shimano-compatible hubs? I've got some great rear wheels I can't use right now without an adapter.
-David in Taipei
American's are definately infekting the world with there English grammer.
I'm a relatively new Campy 10-speed owner (Chorus) of about six months. My bike still shifts great, but eventually I'm going to want to replace the chain, and when I do I usually replace the cassette so they wear together. But locally Campy cassettes might as well be made of cocaine they're so damn expensive. Chains are almost reasonable but still costly, so I am hoping to find a less expensive 10-speed cassette for Campagnolo systems. I'm not a weight weenie so something smooth and durable is what I need.
And while I'm on this topic of 10-speed equipment, is there any decent adapter made to fit Campy 10-speed cassettes on Shimano-compatible hubs? I've got some great rear wheels I can't use right now without an adapter.
-David in Taipei
American's are definately infekting the world with there English grammer.