Hello,
Rear wheel on the road bike has given up. It's a 10 speed campag wheel. All the rest of the drivetrain (shifters, mechs, chain etc) is 10 speed campag too.
If I buy a shimano wheel and stick a shimano 10 speed block on it, will it work or not?
Ta!
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Crc do a campag spaced cassette that fits a shimano wheel iirc. Ambrosio maybe?
This in fact but they don't have it in stock
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=35829
The chain width and therefore cassette spacing is slightly different so it's a no go with a shimano cassette. Mavic do conversion cassettes as well though. See last comment on here...
http://www.jejamescycles.co.uk/mavic-m10-cassette-item63290.html
Marchisio do cassette that work both ways too
thanks all!
A slight additional point needs making though. A Campag cassette is wider than a Shimano one, so whilst you can get something which fits on your cassette body, that doesn't mean you won't have problems with the rear mech hitting the spokes, or the smallest cog hitting the chainstay.
Sorry all, gonna disagree slightly....
The sages will tell you 'no', but in practice it's 'sort of'.
I've got a bike with 10-speed Campag Veloce. I've also got a couple of wheels with 9-speed Shimano cassettes. They work fine - a little noisy and ragged, and changes are not always smooth, but it works well enough that I've raced (including a 180mile ultra tri thing) on this combination.
Cheers
Paul
IF you want it to index & run properly then no, it won't work.
If you're happy for it to be noisy, clunky & not very nice to ride, then yes it'll get you by.
In what way has the wheel given up? If it's just the rim just rebuild the wheel or get it rebuilt if you can't do it yourself.
American classic do a conversion cassette to, I have one on my spare shimano hubbed wheels that I use in my campag cross bike for road, works fine
see my post re Campag specific wheels for sale....ideal replacments.... 
well despite it not supposed to work....
I popped my rear Chris King road hub with a Sram 10 speed cassette into my Dad's Record 10 equipped bike and it worked absolutely perfectly without even any need for adjustment.
I know it shouldn't have but it did :-/
Stu
I am using an Ambrosio Campag evolution cassette on a shimano wheel, and it works OK, I get slight chain rub on the spokes in 1st gear, and the small sprocket doesn't engage on the cassette body it just kind of dangles on the end, but I have done the lockring up tight and it seems to work OK.
why don't you just buy a campag compatible wheel?
In what way has the wheel given up?
Spokes keep breaking on the non-drive side (fatigue I presume). Rim is very concave/worn. This would be OK if it was a standard rim, but it isn't - It's a campag wheelset - rims are very hard to come by (i have tried)
why don't you just buy a campag compatible wheel?
That's probably exactly what I will do. I just asked the question to see if, in the event of a shimano compatible wheel catching my eye, it would work
This would be OK if it was a standard rim, but it isn't - It's a campag wheelset - rims are very hard to come by (i have tried)
It's a weird spoke pattern. 27 holes - 9 groups of 3. Within each group one spoke is non-drive side and the other 2 are drive-side.
aracer - is this the same spoke pattern as you have? If so what rim have you re-laced with, and how? any pics?
Mine is a 24 hole rim on a 32 hole hub - I only lace half the NDS spokes on the hub, so effectively 8 groups of 3. 27 is more problematic - should be possible using a 36 hole rim skipping one hole in 4, though you'll need a symmetric rim (ie no spoke offset), which effectively means some sort of deep section. http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=17152 is I think a possibility.
Mine is based on the build shown in http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25622
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