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  1. Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a hard
    time finding them. Thanks,

    John

  2. http://www.thethirdhand.com
    Enter "Campy pulley set" in search bar.
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    Wishing you flat hills, tailwinds & friendly dogs,
    Pat

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    Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a hard
    time finding them. Thanks,

    John

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    Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a hard
    time finding them. Thanks,

    John


    In a pinch, you might try your LBS for Tacx's universal jockey wheels.
    'Not Campy, obviously, but they work in most situations.

    --
    Derek Hodges
    Toronto

  4. IMHO the Tacx are superior to Campy, since the latter uses soft bronze and
    the Tacx are ball. They provide lateral displacement by a narrower upper
    tooth profile. Outside the box thinking.
    Tom

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    "Where art meets science"
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    Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a


    hard

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    time finding them. Thanks,

    John


    In a pinch, you might try your LBS for Tacx's universal jockey wheels.
    'Not Campy, obviously, but they work in most situations.

    --
    Derek Hodges
    Toronto

  5. John said:

    Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a hard
    time finding them. Thanks,

    If it's an older part, Suntour jockey wheels are compatible.

  6. John said:

    Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? I thought they'd be available, but I seem to be having a hard
    time finding them. Thanks,


    we stock 'em

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    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  7. john-<< Does anyone have a source for Campy jockey wheels and the related
    components? >><BR><BR>

    We have lots of Campagnolo small parts as does Andy Muzi from Yellow Jersey in
    Madison WI..

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  8. http://www.visualthesaurus.com/index.jsp

    has the answers.
    whilst there check out "cog" "sprocket" "stem" rim wheel.....

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