Cogs and sprockets.
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gazza285 said:
No, that is a chain-ring, to go on a chainset (or crankset, depending on viewpoint.)gazza285 said:
and seeing as you used a set of Campy 'cogs' I thought Campy should name them - er;Campagnolo said:
Thanks to the electronic evolution of the Multi-shifting technology which is already used in the mechanical units, it is possible to obtain multi shifting with 11 gear-cogs.
Thanks to the use of a sophisticated electronic system, by keeping levers 2 or 3 pressed down it is possible to continuously change gear upward or downward, by up to 11 sprockets with a single action of the levers.
There are no longer any limits to Multi-shifting and the choice is at the fingertips of the cyclist.
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are we there yet?Thanks to the use of a sophisticated electronic system, by keeping levers 2 or 3 pressed down it is possible to continuously change gear upward or downward, by up to 11 sprockets with a single action of the levers.
There are no longer any limits to Multi-shifting and the choice is at the fingertips of the cyclist.
here
Edited by WarrenG on Friday 23 August 05:20
WarrenG said:
and seeing as you used a set of Campy 'cogs' I thought Campy should name them - er;
Campag could call the cassette 'a basket of frogs' if they wanted - that wouldn't turn it into a wicker holder full of amphibians. Those are sprockets because they are designed to mesh with a chain.Campagnolo said:
Thanks to the electronic evolution of the Multi-shifting technology which is already used in the mechanical units, it is possible to obtain multi shifting with 11 gear-cogs.
Jobbo said:
Campag could call the cassette 'a basket of frogs' if they wanted - that wouldn't turn it into a wicker holder full of amphibians. Those are sprockets because they are designed to mesh with a chain.
Bureaucrat Jobbo, you are technically correct, which is the best kind of correct! You are promoted to the next level of civil servant.Gassing Station | Pedal Powered | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff







