Has anyone attempted to install a Sram red front derailleur onto a Zipp 2001? It looks like the Red derailleur is a bit longer than the Shimano 600 it was originally spec'd with, so there is a clearance issue between the rear wheel and the derailleur cable. Has anyone attemped such an install? My only option, aside from going back to the Shimano 600 and missing out on the titanium goodness of the Sram unit, would be to do some kind of custom modification.

I'll post some photos once I have the bike back, but hopefully someone has already gone through this and has some input.

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