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Elev12k
PostPosted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 6:06 pm 
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:?: Please, let me know.

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Melvin I take it its a cassette style hub if so :-

cassette side [drive] 10 @ 5.5mm
Non drive side 9 @ 6.3mm

Good Luck with getting the pawls back in But I guess you will have the special tool/ holder CHEERS Max.
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Hi Max,

Thanks Max!

Actually it is the hub for the screw unit. Sorry, I never realized that could make a difference.

I found what I am looking for on the site www.campyonly.com. In the timeline they made several brochures can be found and the Euclid brochure had the ball size specced!

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Melvin, It's a very good site used it a lot myself lots of info on it.
Now spoil my evening and say It's a set of the Euclid Large Flange hubs you have got :lol:
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Fortunately I do not have to spoil your evening. They are the conventional ones :wink:

It is nice stuff. The rims have a lot of decals on them and say; Ambrossio OffRoad Competition, Aero Dunamic and ....Durex :shock:
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