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Campagnolo compact front derailer with non-compact cranks?
I have a 50/42 chainring combination on my bike, for which I ordered a
regular Campagnolo Chorus front derailer from mail order. However, I received a Campagnolo Record CT front derailer, complete with carbon fibre and titanium. Is there a problem with using a CT front derailer, as my outer chainring has just 50 teeth, like your usual compact cranks? What difference does it make if my smaller chainring is bigger than what is usually found on compact cranks? Obviously I can return this and get what I actually ordered, but you always have second thoughts when you get more than what you paid for. -as |
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Antti Salonen wrote: I have a 50/42 chainring combination on my bike, for which I ordered a regular Campagnolo Chorus front derailer from mail order. However, I received a Campagnolo Record CT front derailer, complete with carbon fibre and titanium. Is there a problem with using a CT front derailer, as my outer chainring has just 50 teeth, like your usual compact cranks? What difference does it make if my smaller chainring is bigger than what is usually found on compact cranks? Obviously I can return this and get what I actually ordered, but you always have second thoughts when you get more than what you paid for. -as It will work fine and dandy... |
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