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I currently have a 9 speed cassette on my Lemond Revolution trainer. I just purchased new bike which is 11 speed and want to use it on my trainer. Is there a way I can do this? I have looked everywhere for an eleven speed upgrade kit from Lemond, but they no longer make them.
The Lemond manual might answer this question with an odd footnote on page 19, which states "11-speed components will fit, but may not allow full use of the cassette." Assuming you own the same model, that is. http://www.lemondfitness.com/files/fetch/revolution/300223-RevolutionOM-RevB.pdf"
If anyone is still wondering about this, I recently picked up a Lemond Revolution, with the 10speed free hub. What I did to make it compatible with my 11 speed grippe is: on my 11-28 cassette, remove the 12 tooth cog, and add a spacer on the inside before the 28tooth, and bam. Shifts perfectly, no limit screw adjusting or anything.
Get a Campy freehub.
Either you're running Campy already and there's nothing to worry about, or you're SRAM/Shimano and Lennard Zinn says that'll work just fine too.
