Ultegra 11spd
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby jasonc » Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:52 am
by christmas? be more like 12 months away. think I'll just get the 6750Xplora wrote:Had a look online, Shimano's compatibility chart says 9000 doesn't go with anything else, and saw a few forum comments that said the new teeth might be susceptible to excessive misshifts with the 10 speed chain as it shifts. Then again... if you wanted to get a new crank now and move to 11 speed by Christmas, that might not be a bad idea.
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby jasonc » Wed Jul 03, 2013 10:14 am
that's no laughing matter. I'll PM you so we don't flood this thread.Xplora wrote:what crank length are you after? I need to get rid of some Ultegra 6700 compacts LOL
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby Duck! » Wed Jul 03, 2013 7:29 pm
They said the same thing ten years ago when 10-speed was The New Thing, and it quickly became apparent that there's more compatibilty than Shimano would like us to believe. Heck, they're even marketing certain stuff as 9/10-sp. compatible. Sure there's some bits that are specific, but cranks tend to not be too fussy.Xplora wrote:Had a look online, Shimano's compatibility chart says 9000 doesn't go with anything else, and saw a few forum comments that said the new teeth might be susceptible to excessive misshifts with the 10 speed chain as it shifts. Then again... if you wanted to get a new crank now and move to 11 speed by Christmas, that might not be a bad idea.
New Ultegra mechanical parts should be appearing very soon, it's the Di2 bits that won't arrive until later in the year or ealy next year.
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby HAKS » Sat Jul 27, 2013 10:06 am
Now to just find a ribble discount coupon
c r c also listing Di2 as becoming available in Jan 14.
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Postby jasonc » Sat Jul 27, 2013 12:06 pm
I now have a date to aim for.HAKS wrote:c r c also listing Di2 as becoming available in Jan 14.
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
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Postby Sven Nijs » Sat Jul 27, 2013 9:15 pm
Is that a trick question?mikesbytes wrote:Which freehub bodies does the 11 speed cassette go on?
Shimano 11spd freehub bodies and all other compatible freehubs such as DT Swiss, Zipp, Easton, Fast Forward, Fulcrum, Corima, etc, etc.
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby jasonc » Sat Jul 27, 2013 9:35 pm
worth stating that shimano 10 speed freehub bodies are not 11-speed compatible. though I have seen a bloke (Ben Mason) "fix" one with a dremel.Sven Nijs wrote:mikesbytes wrote:Which freehub bodies does the 11 speed cassette go on?[/quote
Is that a trick question?
Shimano 11spd freehub bodies and all other compatible freehubs such as DT Swiss, Zipp, Easton, Fast Forward, Fulcrum, Corima, etc, etc.
also worth noting that due to spacing, SOME freehubs cannot be replaced for 11-speed due to spacing. (i.e. you'd need to relace the wheel with a narrower hub for it to fit in the 130mm spacing with the 11 speed hub)
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby jasonc » Wed Aug 07, 2013 8:59 am
weight of bike before/after?????
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby HAKS » Wed Aug 07, 2013 12:57 pm
I could if there is enough interest. I'm pulling 6700 off the bike (going on to the missus bike) so guess it could be a useful comparison.jasonc wrote:you going to post pics? before/after
weight of bike before/after?????
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby jasonc » Wed Aug 07, 2013 2:19 pm
not sure if you've seen on the stages thread but they are now saying "no, there's an Aust distributor on the way"Xplora wrote:Want to know if the 6800 crank nondriveside is compatible with the 6700... would definitely be the tipping point for a Stages power meter for me...
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Re: Ultegra 11spd
Postby HAKS » Wed Aug 07, 2013 3:39 pm
I'll check on the weekend for you when i do the swap.Xplora wrote:Want to know if the 6800 crank nondriveside is compatible with the 6700... would definitely be the tipping point for a Stages power meter for me...
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