Campagnolo 11 speed Ergo shifters with 9 speed Shimano drivetrain

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Permalink Reply by Erik_A on August 21, 2013 at 12:13pm

Campy 10 shifters have variable cable pull of 2.5mm five times, 3mm twice and 3.5mm twice; and Campy 11 shifters are also variable (but unconfirmed cable pulls for each shift).

This chart states that Campy 10 shifters have an average cable pull of 2.8mm and Campy 11 shifters have an average cable pull of 2.6mm (Shimano 9 shifters have have an average cable pull of 2.5mm).

Therefore 2.6 is close enough to 2.5 to work well. and who knows how the variable pull works with 11 speed; but enough people seem to like the Camp 1/ w/ Shimano 9 combo to recommend it. I have loads of Shimano 9 speed wheels, cassets and derailleurs - so that is my other reason (cheap wheels).

Shimano mechs: http://www.ctc.org.uk/cyclists-library/components/transmission-gear...

Shimano mechs

		Rear Mechanism
		Shimano		old Dura-Ace		Hubbub
Shift Ratios:		1.7		1.9		1.6
Shifter	Cable	Pitch	Cass.	Pitch	Cass.	Pitch	Cass.
	(mm)	(mm)		(mm)		(mm)
Shimano 6	3.2	5.50	S5/6	6.07		4.98	S7/C8
Shimano 7	2.9	5.00	S7	5.52	S5/6	4.53	C9
Shimano 8	2.8	4.80	S8	5.30		4.35	S9
Shimano 9	2.5	4.35	S9	4.80	S8	3.94	S10
Shimano 10	2.3	3.95	S10	4.36	S9	3.58
Campag 8	3.5	6.03		6.66		5.47	S5/6
Campag old 9	3.2	5.49	S5/6	6.06		4.98	S7
Campag new 9	3.0	5.26		5.80		4.76	S8
Campag 10	2.8	4.79	S8	5.29	S5/6	4.34	S9
Campag 11	2.6	4.48	S9	4.94	S7/8	4.05	S10
Sram (1.0) 7	4.5	7.76		8.56		7.03
Sram (1.0) 8	4.3	7.45		8.22		6.75
Sram (1.0) 9	4.0	6.75		7.45		6.12

Made for each other	Good mixed marriage	Shortened cassette

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