maintaining neutron wheels

[seankelly1]

i am presently replacing the campag chorus cassette on my neutron rear wheel and have discovered wear on the freewheel body of the hub where the sprockets are mounted. some of the splines have up to 1mm wear
does this part need changed as well:confused:

[BikeyGuy]

Hey SeanKelly1................
I was wondering how many miles you have on those whhels? I just bought a pair of Neutrons myself, so, that could be a concern for me in the future.
Thanks

[boudreaux]

i am presently replacing the campag chorus cassette on my neutron rear wheel and have discovered wear on the freewheel body of the hub where the sprockets are mounted. some of the splines have up to 1mm wear
does this part need changed as well:confused:You've got a thin steel cog bearing against a soft aluminum hub body. The campy splines are deep enough as opposed to shimano that it usually isn't an issue. If it is an issue,then the hub body may be too soft.

[seankelly1]

hi bikey about15000 over a3 year periodHey SeanKelly1................
I was wondering how many miles you have on those whhels? I just bought a pair of Neutrons myself, so, that could be a concern for me in the future.
Thanks

[seankelly1]

thanks boudreaux , do you know if the hub body is available as a replacement part?
You've got a thin steel cog bearing against a soft aluminum hub body. The campy splines are deep enough as opposed to shimano that it usually isn't an issue. If it is an issue,then the hub body may be too soft.

[gregk]

thanks boudreaux , do you know if the hub body is available as a replacement part?

It should be available as a replacement part. Go to your LBS and check their Quality Bicycle Products (QBP) catalogue. They have a whole slew of Campagnolo parts, including wheel parts.