Need a 9x26x4 locknut for a Campy hub. Loose Screws, BikeToolsEtc., don't
seem to have any. Is 26 tpi close enough to 1mm pitch that I could use a
9x1?
Thanks,
JJ
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Need a 9x26x4 locknut for a Campy hub. Loose Screws, BikeToolsEtc., don't
seem to have any. Is 26 tpi close enough to 1mm pitch that I could use a
9x1?
Thanks,
JJ
You should contact Peter Chisholm at http://www.vecchios.com/
He is *the* campy expert and has or can get any and all small part you
need. He will tell you exactly what to get and won't try to sell you
anything "extra"
Quoted message said:Need a 9x26x4 locknut for a Campy hub.
Have you considered a front axle set ?? wwcyclery has them at an
affordable price on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7160538551
- Don Gillies
San Diego, CA
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JJ said:Need a 9x26x4 locknut for a Campy hub. Loose Screws, BikeToolsEtc., don't
seem to have any. Is 26 tpi close enough to 1mm pitch that I could use a
9x1?
_ I needed one of these recently as well and "borrowed" a locknut
off an old Sansui MTB hub. It's working fine, but you can also
get a whole new front axle on ebay from WWCyclery.
_ Booker C. Bense
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JJ said:Need a 9x26x4 locknut for a Campy hub. Loose Screws, BikeToolsEtc., don't
seem to have any. Is 26 tpi close enough to 1mm pitch that I could use a
9x1?Thanks,
JJ
We have 'em. Write me.
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971
bfd said:You should contact Peter Chisholm at http://www.vecchios.com/
He is *the* campy expert and has or can get any and all small part you
need. He will tell you exactly what to get and won't try to sell you
anything "extra"
As is Andy Muzi. Like him and me, we have these. They are not hard to
find.
Just hard to find for some retailers, not YJ or V..
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