1999+ Chorus.
¼" both sides of rear hub?
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1999+ Chorus.
¼" both sides of rear hub?
Paul Kopit <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:1999+ Chorus.
¼" both sides of rear hub?
Yes, both Record and Chorus uses 1/4" bearings both sides.
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paul-<< 1999+ Chorus.
" both sides of rear hub? >><BR><BR>
5/32 inch, both sides, front and rear.
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O Simonsen-<< Yes, both Record and Chorus uses 1/4" bearings both sides.
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Not on the 1999 and later Chorus and Record, with the oversized aluminum axles..
5/32 caged, both sides, front and rear-
Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
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Qui si parla Campagnolo said:O Simonsen-<< Yes, both Record and Chorus uses 1/4" bearings both sides.
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Not on the 1999 and later Chorus and Record, with the oversized aluminum axles..
Not the older hubs, either. All the older Campy cassette hubs I've had used 1/4" on the left, and
7/32" on the right. My 1970 or so Campy hubs used 1/4" on both sides.
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Quoted message said:paul-<< 1999+ Chorus.
" both sides of rear hub? >><BR><BR>
5/32 inch, both sides, front and rear.
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Just curious . . . why are none of the sizes mentioned metric? Aren't they metric over there across
the water?
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