Campagnolo Super Record 11 (ca. 2009/2010) compatibility
08-17-18, 07:04 PM
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Campagnolo Super Record 11 (ca. 2009/2010) compatibility
I need new shifters on a used bike that has an earlier version of Campy’s Super Record 11 on it. I am guessing 2009-ish, based on the pictures I found online. Is any of the new stuff even compatible? What is the best route to go? eBay? Thanks in advance for any help.
08-17-18, 07:06 PM
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Doesn’t have to be Super Record...
...if there are other (less expensive) options. I have looked at compatibility charts, and it is still confusing to me.
08-17-18, 08:15 PM
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You can still get new Pre-2014 Record and Super record shifters and parts with a little searching. My 2010 Record shifter broke a tiny spring and the entire shifter body had to be replaced last year. I understand the difference is the spring strength in the derailleurs, and then the compensating spring in the shifter, so the newer versions are not compatible.
08-17-18, 09:18 PM
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Yes the Super Record, Record, and Chorus 11 speed are all compatible from the same vintage when interchanging components, but not necessarily with sub parts for each component. For instance I don't know if you can put SR brake levers on a Chorus shifter body.
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Sorry for reviving this thread but anybody knows if any of the "new" campy stuff that's not high-end is compatible with ca. 2010 SR shifters/derailleurs? I'm in need of a cassette and a crankset and I'm wondering whether or not i'm allowed to look at Potenza, Centaur, etc. 11 speed.
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Sorry for reviving this thread but anybody knows if any of the "new" campy stuff that's not high-end is compatible with ca. 2010 SR shifters/derailleurs? I'm in need of a cassette and a crankset and I'm wondering whether or not i'm allowed to look at Potenza, Centaur, etc. 11 speed.
Derailleurs and shifters are not because actuation ratios changed in 2015.
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Along the same lines, I am wondering if any parts are interchangeable. I have a Super Record 11 rear derailleur from about 2010 that I'd love to convert to a medium cage to accommodate a 30 or 32 rear. I saw that there is a medium cage part available for a later model
https://www.modernbike.com/product-2...AaAn00EALw_wcB
Will this fit or is there another good option? Or would it be possible to keep the short cage to use up to a 30 with 52/39?
https://www.modernbike.com/product-2...AaAn00EALw_wcB
Will this fit or is there another good option? Or would it be possible to keep the short cage to use up to a 30 with 52/39?
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