My wheels have Veloce hubs (2006 or 2007) and the Campy hub manual
says to lube the bearings every 1000 miles, but doesn't say how. Are
these standard cup-and-cone, pair of cone wrenches, or is something
more arcane involved?
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How to Lube Veloce Hubs
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Quoted message said:
My wheels have Veloce hubs (2006 or 2007) and the Campy hub manual
says to lube the bearings every 1000 miles, but doesn't say how. Are
these standard cup-and-cone, pair of cone wrenches, or is something
more arcane involved?The instructions don't apply to this model of hub as it has non-serviceable
cartridge bearings.~PB
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Quoted message said:
My wheels have Veloce hubs (2006 or 2007) and the Campy hub manual
says to lube the bearings every 1000 miles, but doesn't say how. Are
these standard cup-and-cone, pair of cone wrenches, or is something
more arcane involved?It's a cartridge system, so much longer than 1000 miles, look at
http://www.campagnolousa.com/
for a tech guide to cartridge hubs.Generally, if you are in the habit of turning the axle only (not skewer)
in your fingertips whenever a wheel is out of the bike, you'll feel dry,
dirty, worn or water-contaminated bearings before it's serious.
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A Muzi said:
Quoted message said:
My wheels have Veloce hubs (2006 or 2007) and the Campy hub manual
says to lube the bearings every 1000 miles, but doesn't say how. Are
these standard cup-and-cone, pair of cone wrenches, or is something
more arcane involved?It's a cartridge system, so much longer than 1000 miles, look athttp://www.campagnolousa.com/
for a tech guide to cartridge hubs.Generally, if you are in the habit of turning the axle only (not skewer)
in your fingertips whenever a wheel is out of the bike, you'll feel dry,
dirty, worn or water-contaminated bearings before it's serious.With cartridge bearings, it never gets serious, just time for a swap.
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