With an 11 speed mech. Which uses a different pull ratio. So one click = 3.22mm mech travel but the sprockets are 3.95mm apart.That will not matter if you read what he says, he will be still using the 10spd shifters.......
That isn't correct!But the RD only moves the amount that the shifter takes......So if you use a 10spd cassette and 10spd shifters it WILL move the correct amount....
Well no. The mech works as a series of levers which translates the cable pull into movement of the mech according to a certain ratio. This ratio is different for 10 and 11 speed mechs so they will move different distances for a given cable pull.But the RD only moves the amount that the shifter takes......So if you use a 10spd cassette and 10spd shifters it WILL move the correct amount....
Although this can sometimes be utilised as a bodge to get different systems working together. I think some Shimergo setups do this.
Yes, I was thinking of that when I wrote the post. Article explaining pull ratios, Shimergo etc. HERE.
That will not matter if you read what he says, he will be still using the 10spd shifters.......
No need, somebody's already done it.Okay lets settle this, I have got said items, I will get my bikes and cross apply and I will honestly supply the results...I personally think it will work, but we will see....
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Ah well, it's always good to repeat experiments, just to check!I wish you had found that before, because I've just obliged myself to service my mates bike for nowt to use it for the changeover and I'm suspecting it will need a new chain + other bits and bob's.........Bugger.......
We DID tell you, but would you listen ...!I wish you had found that before, because I've just obliged myself to service my mates bike for nowt to use it for the changeover and I'm suspecting it will need a new chain + other bits and bob's.........Bugger.......
