On 31/10/2011 10:00 AM, Lou Holtman wrote:
On 30 okt, 23:31, wrote:
On 30/10/2011 7:05 PM, Lou Holtman wrote:









Op 30-10-2011 3:01, James schreef:
Well, I tried to be cheap and got caught with a nasty.

A BBB cassette and Campy chain will not run in the 13. Every other
gear is fine (10s, 11-23).

Both parts brand spanking new.

As well, the lock ring is longer than a genuine campy one, and I
suspect interferes with the cassette bearing, and doesn't have the
same positive "click" as you tighten it up.

I used the old 11 and campy lock ring. Much better.

I couldn't recommend BBB cassettes after this exercise.

If you want to go cheap buy Veloce. No need to mess/experiment with
third party parts. Well, you found out by yourself.
I still have the Ti cogs of my original Record cassette. They don't get
used much. The other cogs are replaced from time to time with
Veloce/Centaur ones.

I couldn't see an 11-23 in anything below Centaur from Ribble. At
$83.79 AUD compared with $41.98 AUD for the BBB, I thought the BBB was
worth a try. Never again.


Oh yeah you are living in the outback ;-) Forgot.

Just recently an online bike shop opened in the outback, however it
doesn't have a large range, and has no Campy stuff at all.

Ribble is a UK bike shop that sells online (we have internet here at
last ;-)

http://www.bike-components.de/produc...Kassette-.html
35 euro is 46 AUD right?

http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/roa...te/CAMPCASS450

Yes, however no 11-23.

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JS "At home in the Outback"