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Conference noted::bicycle

Title:	Bicycling
Notice:	Bicycling for Fun
Moderator:	JAMIN::WASSER

Created:	Mon Apr 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	3214
Total number of notes:	31946

1475.0. "An emerging industry standard?" by WLDWST::POLLARD () Mon Apr 02 1990 20:18

    	This weekend, I was told that Regina America and Suntour New
    Winner freewheels work with Shimano SIS.  The spacing is alledged
    to be identical.  If true, it seems like a great way to avoid $50
    7-speed Dura-Ace freewheels.   Have any of you noters tried this?
    Does it work?  It sounds too logical to be true.

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1475.1 I know what you mean. WAV13::DELORIEA Time to make the jerseys Wed Apr 04 1990 14:39 8

1475.2 SIMUL8::JD JD Doyle Wed Apr 04 1990 21:20 7

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1475.1	I know what you mean.	WAV13::DELORIEA	Time to make the jerseys	`Wed Apr 04 1990 14:39`	8
1475.2		SIMUL8::JD	JD Doyle	`Wed Apr 04 1990 21:20`	7
	I've used a Suntour Winner (Pro?) 7-speed with Ultegra for 2 seasons with no problems in SIS mode. It worked better in SIS mode with a Sedis than did the Ultegra cassette, which only seemed to like Shimano chains. I was planning on replacing it with a Regina, and I'm hoping that it will work. JD

I've used a Suntour Winner (Pro?) 7-speed with Ultegra for 2 seasons with no 
problems in SIS mode.  It worked better in SIS mode with a Sedis than did 
the Ultegra cassette, which only seemed to like Shimano chains.  I was 
planning on replacing it with a Regina, and I'm hoping that it will work.

JD