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Old 01-07-21, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Germany_chris
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Both brand new with warranty
I am confused, a Campy brifter, a Campy rear derailleur, why is there a Jtec adapter? Or, is that a cassette with Shimano/Sram sprocket spacing?

On my rando bike I am using a Campy 10 speed brifter for the rear with a Shimano XT derailleur and 8 speed Sram cassette. The cable pull per shift with a Campy 10 speed is almost identical to a Shimano 8 speed system, thus no Jtec adapter needed.
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