Centaur no longer exists on the campagnolo.com website

[tv_vt]

Looks like a really nice group. Might suck a lot of rim brake business away from S & S, which would serve them right.

[SDJ]

Can anyone say if the centaur rear derailleur is compatible with the post 2015 11-speed groups (or pre 2015 11 and 10 speed)?

Am already running the front derailleur with both

[sg8357]

A cassette that starts with 12, whoo hoo.

[capt_velo]

Originally Posted by SDJ

Can anyone say if the centaur rear derailleur is compatible with the post 2015 11-speed groups (or pre 2015 11 and 10 speed)?

Am already running the front derailleur with both

I've read that you can pretty much mix and match all 11 speed components from the major brands.

More here: https://velo.outsideonline.com/road/...n-plain-sight/

[capt_velo]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

Silver is gone, but good to see this. The world needs a quality 11-sp mechanical rim brake group.

Polished aluminum was the only reason I went with Campagnolo. If I wanted black, SRAM and Shimano stuff is much easier and cheaper to get. The review I read a while back said that Shimano's 110-speed 105 shifted better.

[SDJ]

Originally Posted by capt_velo

I've read that you can pretty much mix and match all 11 speed components from the major brands.

More here: https://velo.outsideonline.com/road/...n-plain-sight/

I know that but I am referring to the compatibility between different generations of Campagnolo (only) rear derailleurs and shifters

specifically H11 ergopower with a centaur 11 rear derailleur

[capt_velo]

Originally Posted by SDJ

I know that but I am referring to the compatibility between different generations of Campagnolo (only) rear derailleurs and shifters

specifically H11 ergopower with a centaur 11 rear derailleur

This is the thread for you! https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=261493

[SDJ]

Yeah been following that as well but alas there are no “clear” positive experiences with H11 with centaur (and same in European forums)

Some claim it works others say no go

Might just try it out myself

[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by sg8357

A cassette that starts with 12, whoo hoo.

That's been the case with all Campagnolo 11spd groups. There are 12-25, 12-27, 12-29 & 12-32 11spd cassettes (depending on group level). This is part of the reason I haven't gone to 12spd.

[bfd]

Originally Posted by capt_velo

I've read that you can pretty much mix and match all 11 speed components from the major brands.

More here: https://velo.outsideonline.com/road/...n-plain-sight/

I've done this. My DS has Campy 11 speed and I have used Shimano 11 cassette/rear wheel with no problems. I have also run Sram etap 11 with Campy 11 cassette/wheel and again no issues with shifting. And Shimano di2 11 with Campy 11 cassette/rear wheel. It all works!

I also like that Centaur 11 is still available. If my Chorus RD ever dies, it is good to know that Centaur 11 is there as a backup, especially since those who have Chorus 11 RDs are charging an arm and a leg for them...

Good Luck!

[dana_e]

should be coming down the pike soon

[robertbb]

Originally Posted by dana_e

should be coming down the pike soon

Fully wireless rim brake #amiright?

[dana_e]

disc brake only. How about that?

Maybe some wider Zondas for rim brake?

What is next?

[cgolvin]

Originally Posted by capt_velo

… said that Shimano's 110-speed 105 shifted better.

Wow, they really leapfrogged the competition this time!

[dana_e]

Just sayin'

I even like power shift. Nice and crisp.