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Quote: Originally Posted by alfeng FWIW. Yes , I use Shimano cassettes with Campagnolo shifters, but probably not the combination you are thinking of using -- in all cases, I was using Shimano rear derailleurs & Shimano chains: I use-and-have-used 9-speed Campagnolo shifters with various 9-speed Shimano cassettes -- you lose the use of one cog which is bypassed by the chain in the indexing sequence. I use-and-have-used 10-speed...

Quote: Originally Posted by Peter@vecchios For info. A Campagnolo 10s ERGO, mated to a Sram road rear derailleur, shifts shimano/sram 10s spacing as tested by Lennard Zinn. Lennard Zinn. I have hear that name bandied around somewhere and associated with SRAM. Sounds like a Star Trek actor. Can you imagine Mr Spock messing around with SRAM. I can!! hhehehe!!

Quote: Originally Posted by artemidorus Chortle. As long as they don't recall my carbon fibre knicks insert... Ouch.

Quote: Originally Posted by RedRider2009 I have a free Zipp wheelset I purchased a few years ago, you need to pay shipping. I have a serious injury that no longer allows me to ride, therefore I no longer need these wheels, but I already sold my bike. The wheels, may need new tubes or tires because they have been sitting unused for a bit over a year. If you want the wheels give me a call at (262)-412-3902, my name is Jacob. Sorry to hear about...

Quote: Originally Posted by Peter@vecchios We have sold many of these. They have probably the best test ride program in the industry. Of all who have borrowed the test ride saddle, only one didn't buy. All others who tried it found relief of their problem. No need to slam a competitor. I think some object to your tone, as an example, "For many of them this is a case of no symptoms yet - just like it was for me.",...

Should there be urine tests as well?

Quote: Originally Posted by Jeff Dixon Here is what Dr. Steven Schrader at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health discovered about these "modified conventional saddles": Today's ergonomic bicycle seats with splits in the back or holes in the center to relieve pressure on the perineum may make matters worse because bicycle seats bicycle seats have smaller surface areas, so the rider's weight...

Unless you compete and your sponsors supply you with DA 7900, why would you use it? For me, Shimano 105 is as good as I will ever need, and Ultegra strokes my ego sufficiently. I'm not saying that you should not get it if you want it and can afford it. All that I am saying is that most of us wouldn't know DA from Ultegra (or even 105 for that matter) without reading the label.

IMO, this site presents a good overview of the saddle issues, evolution and fit. Note the links to "alternative" seats as well as the "sizing chart" application info at the bottom. http://www.jimlangley.net/crank/bicycleseats

10 spd 11spd who cares? IF your a racer on the pro circuit great you get it for free. If your a cat2 trying to move up to cat1 great ( do you really think your gruppo is what's holding you back ). I had Ultegra 10 spd it was nice but really it just made me fill the role of a wanabe racer. I'm actually using tiagra now with no complaints, it shifts, it's not picky or finicky. No I'm not racing but neither are half the...