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Can You Use an Ultegra Cassette With a 105 Derailleur?

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Condensed Answer: If the derailleur and the cassette are designed for the same number of speeds, then in most cases, it's totally acceptable to combine a 105 rear derailleur with…

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Can You Combine a Shimano Ultegra Group Set With Flat Handlebars?

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Basic Knowledge The main source of incompatibility complicating the conversion of a road bike with an Ultegra group set to flat bars are the shifters. Modern bicycles have indexed shifters.…

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Can You Combine Shimano 105 with an 11-42 Cassette? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: Even long cage 105 Shimano derailleurs cannot "climb" a cassette with a 42T large cog. Consequently, it's necessary to use a derailleur hanger extender when integrating an 11-42…

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Are Shimano’s Quick Links Directional? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: Yes, Shimano's quick links are directional. On the quick link, you will see an arrow. If the link is installed properly, the arrow will pointing in the direction…

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Are Shimano’s Quick Links Reusable? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: Officially, Shimano's quick links are designed for single use only. Therefore, the safest approach is to never reuse a quick link. That said, there's a lot of anecdotal…

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Can You Use a Shimano Cassette With a Campagnolo Derailleur? (fast answer)

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Condensed answer: The spacings of Shimano and Campagnolo cassettes are different and so are the rear shift ratios of both brands' derailleurs. Consequently, a Campagnolo derailleur will not move the…

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Can You Use Campagnolo Rotors With Shimano Calipers? (fast answer)

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Condensed answer: The braking surface of Campagnolo rotors is slightly wider than that of Shimano models. Consequently, the brake pads of a Shimano road caliper would cover about 4/5 of…

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Can You Put Slick Tires On an MTB? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: Slick tires can be installed on an MTB, although the number of available models is lower in comparison to knobby tires. Once an MTB is equipped with slick…

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Can You Use Shimano Mineral Oil In Campagnolo Brakes? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: If the Campagnolo brakes in question are designed to operate with mineral oil, then one can use Shimano’s mineral oil. That said, ideally, one should rely on the mineral…

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Can You Put Shimano Oil In SRAM Brakes? (fast answer)

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Condensed answer: Most of SRAM's hydraulic brakes rely on DOT fluid and therefore cannot accept the mineral oil of Shimano. There's also a SRAM brake line (DB8) that operates with…

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