I'm (finally) getting around to overhauling one of my bikes after way too long. One of my wheelsets is built around C-Record hubs. When I opened up the front hub, the bearings were of (to me) an unusual size; they appeared to be about 7/32".
Is this right, or are they of some metric size that I'm not equipped to measure? I'd like to know what to order!
I'm (finally) getting around to overhauling one of my bikes after way too long. One of my wheelsets is built around C-Record hubs. When I opened up the front hub, the bearings were of (to me) an unusual size; they appeared to be about 7/32".
Is this right, or are they of some metric size that I'm not equipped to measure? I'd like to know what to order!
All generations of Campagnolo front hubs (road or track, large or small flange) with steel axles and "Record" in the model name are commonly fitted with nine 7/32" balls in each cup.
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I'm (finally) getting around to overhauling one of my bikes after way too long. One of my wheelsets is built around C-Record hubs. When I opened up the front hub, the bearings were of (to me) an unusual size; they appeared to be about 7/32".
This size 7/32" (5,5 mm) is used in the Record C front hub, the right side of the Record C rear hub and in the Record C buttom bracket. So it is not that unusual.
I'm (finally) getting around to overhauling one of my bikes after way too long. One of my wheelsets is built around C-Record hubs. When I opened up the front hub, the bearings were of (to me) an unusual size; they appeared to be about 7/32".
Is this right, or are they of some metric size that I'm not equipped to measure? I'd like to know what to order!
O simonsen-<< This size 7/32" (5,5 mm) is used in the Record C front hub, the right side of the Record C rear hub and in the Record C buttom bracket. So it is not that unusual. >><BR><BR>
Yes for the front hub. When Campagnolo hubs went to cassettes and 8s they were 'Record' tho. True C-Record hubs were freewheel and 1/4 balls each side. The C-Record BB indeed used 7/32 balls(spindle marked SPc) but others of the era also used 3/16 and 1/4 inch(SPa and SS).
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