Would you want to use that? That's 4.12mm indexing with 4.12 spacing.

Perhaps I'm missing the irony here due to my inexperience with this, but
isn't having the indexing and spacing be identical, as above, a good thing?
Are you saying that a 10s Ergo & 10s rdr are NOT the way to go with a 9s
Shimano cassette?

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"Pete Biggs" wrote in message
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Appkiller wrote:
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Can't use 10sp Ergos with Shimano 9sp cassette (because sprocket
spacing is wrong) unless you modify the Ergos to 9sp (not worth it
and no need) or you do the following..........
http://www.hubbub.com/ergoleverswshim9.htm
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Untrue, at least according to Peter Chisholm. He posted earlier this
year about running 10v Campy with 9v Shimano-compatible wheels.
Claimed he had a guy do a road race with that setup and it worked very
well.

Would you want to use that? That's 4.12mm indexing with 4.12 spacing.

I haven't tried it but he would have no reason to lie.

"Worked very well" is subjective.

~PB