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* * Chas
Guest
Some questions for you Campy experts.
I have several retro road frames with 130mm rear spacing and some NOS
Suntour Ultra Winner 7 speed freewheels that I want to use on them. These
will be used for casual retro rides.
The easy fix is to use one of my 6. 7 or 8 speed Shimano wheels but that
would defeat my purpose.
I have some after market rear axles that will allow me to convert my Campy
120/126mm hubs to 130mm but there's the possibility of damaging the
dropout from a broken rear axle.
There seems to be over a dozen variations of post R/NR/SR Campy FW hub
models.
I've seen a few 130mm wide NOS Campy FW hubs for sale. Is there any
difference other than cosmetics between the 12+ different freewheel hub
models?
Are the Campy MTB hubs any beefier or are they just road hubs with rubber
covers over the QR lever?
The easy fix is to use one of my 6. 7 or 8 speed Shimano wheels but that
would defeat my purpose.
Chas.
I have several retro road frames with 130mm rear spacing and some NOS
Suntour Ultra Winner 7 speed freewheels that I want to use on them. These
will be used for casual retro rides.
The easy fix is to use one of my 6. 7 or 8 speed Shimano wheels but that
would defeat my purpose.
I have some after market rear axles that will allow me to convert my Campy
120/126mm hubs to 130mm but there's the possibility of damaging the
dropout from a broken rear axle.
There seems to be over a dozen variations of post R/NR/SR Campy FW hub
models.
I've seen a few 130mm wide NOS Campy FW hubs for sale. Is there any
difference other than cosmetics between the 12+ different freewheel hub
models?
Are the Campy MTB hubs any beefier or are they just road hubs with rubber
covers over the QR lever?
The easy fix is to use one of my 6. 7 or 8 speed Shimano wheels but that
would defeat my purpose.
Chas.