Yes they are. The 11 speed cassettes of Shimano and Campagnolo have the same sprocket spacings and overall widths, so you can swap a Shimano wheel/freehub/11sp cassette with a Campagnolo wheel/freehub/11 speed cassette.
What cassettes are compatible with Campagnolo?
Campagnolo freehubs are compatible only with Campagnolo cassettes. In late 2000, Campagnolo introduced the Ultra-Drive standard, for greater shifting smoothness. Its 9/10/11-speed freehubs are compatible with all the Ultra-Drive cassettes of either 9, 10, 11 or 12-speed (11t starting cog) with no spacers required.
Can you use Campagnolo cassette with Shimano?
Yes. Campagnolo wheels are compatible with both Shimano and SRAM components. In order to use Campagnolo wheels with any drivetrain on the market, Campagnolo produces two kinds of freewheel bodies: one specific for Campagnolo drivetrains (from 9 to 11 speeds) and one for non-Campagnolo drivetrains (from 9 to 11 speeds).
Will Shimano 10-speed cassette work with Campagnolo?
In other words, Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo 11-speed cassettes work just fine on each others' drivetrains. So, one way to use an old 10-speed wheel with an 11-speed drivetrain is to install a Campagnolo freehub body and Campagnolo 11-speed cassette on it.
Can you mix Campagnolo parts?
In brief, Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo all use different cable pull ratios (the amount that a derailleur moves for every millimetre of cable pulled through by the shifter), and mixing parts will result in very poor shifting.
38 related questions foundAre bike cassettes interchangeable?
In some cases, it is possible to run a cassette from a different brand than the rest of your drivetrain. SRAM and Shimano cassettes, on either road or mountain bike, are interchangeable with each other as the spacing is the same between the sprockets.
Can you use a Dura Ace chain with an Ultegra cassette?
Likewise, Shimano and SRAM buyers have the freedom to mix different levels of chains and cassettes so long as they are designed for the same kind of transmission. Thus, an Ultegra (6800/8000) 11-speed chain can be used with a Dura-Ace (9000/9100) 11-speed cassette.
Will a Shimano 11 speed cassette work with Campagnolo?
Yes they are. The 11 speed cassettes of Shimano and Campagnolo have the same sprocket spacings and overall widths, so you can swap a Shimano wheel/freehub/11sp cassette with a Campagnolo wheel/freehub/11 speed cassette. Rest of the bike can be Shimano or Campag 11 speed, it doesn't matter.
Can you use Shimano chain on Campagnolo?
If you have a 10-speed Campagnolo (Campy) cassette, a 10-speed Campagnolo chain is the first option for compatibility. Shimano and SRAM 5- to 11-speed cassettes and chains will be compatible with each other, regardless of manufacturer recommendations.
Are Sunrace cassettes compatible with Campagnolo?
Most manufacturers' cassettes (and freehub body splines) are compatible with Shimano (SRAM, Sun Race etc.), while Campagnolo cassettes use different freehub splines – that is explained on. Also, SRAM XD cassettes (and freehub body splines) differ from all the rest.
Will Shimano shifters work with Campagnolo?
A 10-speed Campagnolo shifter has a 2.8mm cable pull. An 8-speed Shimano shifter has the same pull. Thus, if we look strictly at the cable pull data, the two are interchangeable.
Can I use a 105 cassette with Ultegra?
There's no reason why you can't use an Ultegra cassette with an otherwise 105 groupset, or vice versa. With both 105 and Ultegra, the largest sprocket you can officially use is a 34-tooth, although in truth you can go much larger than that; we have gear systems with 11-40 cassettes that work very happily.
Are 11 and 12 speeds compatible?
Condensed answer: A 12-speed chain can work with an 11-speed cassette. However, it's recommended to avoid using a Shimano 12-speed chain because it doesn't play well with 11-speed chainrings.
Can you change Campagnolo freehub to Shimano?
The basic difference and reason why we need to change freehub bodies between groupsets is that the splines on the body are a different pattern, so a Campagnolo cassette will not slide onto a Shimano/SRAM body. Similarly Campagnolo will not fit on the other.
Can you put a 12 speed cassette on a 11 speed hub?
Yes it will. Shimano did a great job of ensuring backwards compatibility. Let's take a closer look at the new cassette and freehub body and see how this is possible.
Are all cassettes the same width?
Cassette sprocket-tooth widths
Up through 9-speeds, all cassettes use very nearly the same width of sprocket teeth, and will work with 7/8 or 9-speed chains. Old Uniglide 6-speed cassettes have larger spacing between sprockets, and like older freewheels, have the same shifting issues.
Can I use KMC chain on Campagnolo?
They are both equally good. thecycleclinic wrote: I use both KMC and campag chains. They are both equally good.
Are bike chains universal?
No. Not all makes and models of bike chains fit on all bikes. Most modern bike chains are made to the one-half inch pitch, but this dosn't mean all chains fit all bikes.
Are Campagnolo chains directional?
While some bike chains are directional, most aren't. For instance, Shimano chains tend to be directional while SRAM, KMC, Campagnolo chains are non-directional. Directional components usually have logos facing outwards on one of the side plates.
How long do Dura Ace chains last?
If you wear your chain/cassette combo you can easily get a year's (5000kms) riding out of them in all conditions. If you just want to change your chains, trust the measurement tool or bargain for 1200-1400 kms as a rule of thumb.
Is a Dura Ace chain better than Ultegra?
Greater use of the Sil-Tec coating does make the Dura-Ace chain more durable, because it covers the high-load contact surfaces, where it does not on the Ultegra chain. Link shaping is identical so there's no diference in shift performance. The weight difference from the hollow pins is negligible.
Can you put an 11 speed cassette on a 10 speed bike?
Luckily, many common and not-so-common wheelsets, as long as they're at least 10-speed, can be upgraded to 11-speed by purchasing a new cassette body.
How do you know if a chainring is compatible?
One of the easiest ways to determine which chainring is going to be compatible with your crank is to simply type in your brand, type, groupset, and type, added with “chainring”, and possible the amount of teeth you want. You can find the type of the crank located at the back of it.
How do you match a chainring with a cassette?
You just have to make sure you select a chain and chainrings that are compatible with the number of sprockets in the cassette. The number of rings on the crank does not matter. (The difference is driven by the need for progressively closer spacing of the sprockets in the cassette as the number of sprockets increases.
How do I know what kind of cassette to get for my bike?
The first number is the total number of teeth on the smallest sprocket while the second is the total number of teeth on the biggest one. Combined with the number of gears, the teeth ratio determines the type of terrain a cassette is ideal for.
