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Hi,
I've got a Campy Record 9 Speed rear hub, circa 1998, on which I've
managed to destroy the freehub. Since I'm too cheap to upgrade to a
full 10 speed setup, I'm trying to determine my options for fixing it.
The easiest approach seems to be to install a new freehub, but I
haven't been able to find one. My next option is to find a full rear
hub and cannibalize the freehub from it. The issue is compatibility.
I'd rather not buy one and not have it fit.
I may have a line on a Chorus rear hub of about the same vintage.
Does anyone know if the Chorus freehub is compatible with Record? I'm
guessing yes, but want to be sure. Could I go with a modern freehub
and still use my 9 speed cassettes?
Thanks
-- Scott
I've got a Campy Record 9 Speed rear hub, circa 1998, on which I've
managed to destroy the freehub. Since I'm too cheap to upgrade to a
full 10 speed setup, I'm trying to determine my options for fixing it.
The easiest approach seems to be to install a new freehub, but I
haven't been able to find one. My next option is to find a full rear
hub and cannibalize the freehub from it. The issue is compatibility.
I'd rather not buy one and not have it fit.
I may have a line on a Chorus rear hub of about the same vintage.
Does anyone know if the Chorus freehub is compatible with Record? I'm
guessing yes, but want to be sure. Could I go with a modern freehub
and still use my 9 speed cassettes?
Thanks
-- Scott