Rik, it was a right f@cking chew on, Took me a whole weekend to get it to work,
Its centaur shifters 10 speed,
chorus front and rear mechs (double front)
Fsa mtb double chainset.
ambrosio cassette, (campy spacing – shimano splined)
Due to the spacing of the cassette I couldn’t use the top three gears with the inner chain ring as it caught the tyre, so I took off the three smallest sprockets and placed a spacer behind the cassette to make it 7 speed. Set the stops.
The front mech needed a little file and different stop screws to move it in the right position.
Once done it was fine, you can use a 8 speed shimano with 10 speed campag shifters also for the same spacing. but you’d need a narrower tyre.
Tell me about it cant find a decent modern option for drops, sti/ergo and mtb kit!
Running a 9 speed Campag Ergo with 9 speed Campag long cage rear mech and XT front mech.
Works fine but i’d like to move to Shimano as i’v e got small hands which dont suit campag old levers.
Everything has been done to make this as tough as possible.
Shimano 3×10 speed STI – rear Shimano 9 speed rear mech will work fine with 10 speed block but the a mtb front mech wont work.
SRAM – dont do a triple shifter, rear 10 speed sram will work with 10 speed cassette. Front mech – may but only may work with a 2×10 front mtb mech but nobody can confirm this, but Salsa seem to sell the fargo with this set up. But SRAM double taps are horrendously expensive.
Campag 10 speed – Centaur Egros with 10 speed cassette and long cage Veloce for the rear, but aagain campag have messed with the cable pull on the front so a mtb front mech will not work on the triple (it does on my old set up fine)and lots of stories of the lever gear snapping if you do try it due to the increased pressure.
Why, oh why is there not a simple set up, for a high quality (XT or Ultegra level) 3×10 STI/Ergo mtb set up without resorting to JTek cable pulleys!