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Campag cassette with SRAM components
Hello Experts,
initially coming from a mountain bike background and recently acquiring a road bike I still have a few questions that maybe one of you can help with.
I recently purchased some Mavic Cosmic Carbones from eBay with a Campag freehub body, my plan was to change it for a Shimano M10 style (as the entire groupset is SRAM Rival), I then thought 'hang on' rather than buy a new freehub body and another cassette, I may be able to install a Campag 10spd cassette only and run this with the SRAM groupset, is this possible?
Many thanks
Pete 
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Why do they do them one way round but not the other?
As purplecup says, and these very nice people can supply you:
http://www.surosa.co.uk/
you can get ambrosio cassettes that have a shimano spline pattern and campy spacing. don't know if anyone does one the other way round?
Thanks for the quick reply Cat1 and for the link. Yes you are correct; from reading the link there is a sprocket pitch gap of 0.20mm between Campag, & SRAM/Shimano, that's answered my question perfectly.
Many thanks again!
I don't think it will work because the sprocket pitch is different between Campagnolo and Shimano/SRAM. This page on the CTC site has a lot of detail.