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Hi guys,
I'm attempting my first build and want to go for a C-record/chorus aera look with monoplanar breaks and friction shifters.
So what do I have to look out for when sourcing components ? Which groups are compatible with 7/8/9 speed casettes? Can a group with ergo shifters be converted to work with friction shifters? Which axle length do I need for a 7x2 or 8x2 setup and can I use a new bb for this if I exchange the axle?
I have been searching the web and found some articles, but if there is something like a compatiblity chart, that would be awsome. So and tipps, hints and links to good web resources are appreciated :)