converting mavic ksyrium sl freehub from m10 to ed11

[LugHugger]

I've got the opportunity to pick up a Campag Chorus 11 groupset for a very good price. Unfortunately, I have no budget for new wheels Does anybody know whether it is possible to swap the Shimano/SRAM M10 freehub to an ED11 freehub thus making the wheels compatible with Campag 11 speed?

Let's ignore the merits of Mavic as a wheel choice for the time being, please

Busted and/or RDV to the rescue????? Cheers

 

[RDV4ROUBAIX]

I've got the opportunity to pick up a Campag Chorus 11 groupset for a very good price. Unfortunately, I have no budget for new wheels Does anybody know whether it is possible to swap the Shimano/SRAM M10 freehub to an ED11 freehub thus making the wheels compatible with Campag 11 speed?

Let's ignore the merits of Mavic as a wheel choice for the time being, please

Busted and/or RDV to the rescue????? Cheers

Yes, by all means use the ED11, Wheels Mfg also makes an 11 speed cassette for Campy drivetrains that slides on to your existing fhub. Like Black Sheep said "you can get with this, or you can get with that, the choice is yours". Have fun while your Mavics last, contact me when you want a custom set to replace them.

 

[Bustedknuckle]

I've got the opportunity to pick up a Campag Chorus 11 groupset for a very good price. Unfortunately, I have no budget for new wheels Does anybody know whether it is possible to swap the Shimano/SRAM M10 freehub to an ED11 freehub thus making the wheels compatible with Campag 11 speed?

Let's ignore the merits of Mavic as a wheel choice for the time being, please

Busted and/or RDV to the rescue????? Cheers

Which wheel? Just a standard rear wheel with a FTS type shimano freehub? Then bolt on a Campag compatible one and bob's yer uncle. If it's an older(it would be very old) rear wheel with an older freehub with a bearing rather than the bushing, then as RDV mentioned, a Wheels manufacturing 11s cogset.

 

[brianf7]

You can get a mavic campy free hub cheap enough easy to change over go to mavic web site and look up the instructions no special tools needed,