Dumb question about front derailleurs
- Ross
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Dumb question about front derailleurs
Postby Ross » Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:02 pm
Is the FD (Ultegra 6600) the same for compact cranks as for 'normal' cranks? I presume the RD is the same? My chainrings on my compact Shimano cranks are worn and need replacing soon and I'm a bit short on money and happen to have a 'standard' set of Ultegra cranks gathering dust in the shed that I thought I might use. Just checking to see if this will work.
- ve safari
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Re: Dumb question about front derailleurs
Postby ve safari » Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:13 pm
Yes.
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