[dawgcatching]

Anyone have experience either with the Wheels Maufacturing Accelerator 10 cassette or the American Classic Campy 10 Cassette? Both cassettes are designed to convert a Shimano-splined freehub to a Campy 10 drivetrain. If so, how is the shifting and durability? I would probably use an 11/23 and would use it on a Neutron as my standard training and road race/crit wheel. I have a line on that new rear Neutron wheel for $200, but it is Shimano splined, not Campy. Thanks!

 

[euro-trash]

The AC conversion cassette works really well. I've heard good things about the WM version as well.

You could also buy a campy freehub and swap-out the Shimano splined freehub and Ebay it. That would run you about $70- minus what you get for the freehub.

 

[Mel Erickson]

I'm starting my third season and have about 2,000 miles on one of my bikes with the American Classic conversion cassette. It's worked flawlessly. Shifts well. All steel so durability isn't a problem. Works just like a campy cassette, I can't tell the difference.

 

[Pepe]

Anyone have experience either with the Wheels Maufacturing Accelerator 10 cassette or the American Classic Campy 10 Cassette? Both cassettes are designed to convert a Shimano-splined freehub to a Campy 10 drivetrain. If so, how is the shifting and durability? I would probably use an 11/23 and would use it on a Neutron as my standard training and road race/crit wheel. I have a line on that new rear Neutron wheel for $200, but it is Shimano splined, not Campy. Thanks!

I've run a Wheels 11-25 on Mavic Ksyrium SL's for over 3,000 miles. Shifts as good as when installed.

 

[Downshift]

I have the 9 speed version. Seems to shift well, although I have only put it through its paces on the stand. Quality seems to be excellent. And I got it off eBay for $20. Can't beat that.

 

[Juanmoretime]

I have a WM Dura Ace 11-23 that I used for only one test ride of 40 miles. It worked awesome and only weighed 174 grams including lockring. I paid over $200 for it and would sell it to you for $150 shipped. PM me if interested.

 

[dawgcatching]

You could also buy a campy freehub and swap-out the Shimano splined freehub and Ebay it. That would run you about $70- minus what you get for the freehub.

Duh-what was I thinking? I even have a spare Chorus freehub laying around. Probably a better option too, as I already have enough cassettes! Thanks!

 

[jimcav]

i have used both

wheels mgf worked noticably better. you may be able to swap the hub--on my hweels that requires re-dishing the wheel.
good luck
jim