Campagnolo 8-sp freehub, vs 9 or 10 (or 11)

latman · Oct 1, 2013

Re:

eastsidebikes":1ixtcaie said:
The largest cog on an 11 speed cassette is slightly dished, so much so that it slightly fouls the spoke elbows on certain hubs. Hope hubs are incompatible with 11 speed for this reason. No Campagnolo hubs have this problem as far as I'm aware. I'd definitely recommend trying on an 11 speed cassette before buying if you've got non-campag hubs, could be a very annoying and expensive snafu!

11 speed campagnolo DID hit the spoke bed of my Mavic cosmic wheels but there was a Mavic 0.55 mm thick spacer mavic offers to eliminate the fouling (and still allow the lock ring to engage)

ChrisH2O · Mar 8, 2014

Bit of an old topic.. but I've got a Graham Weigh from about 1995/6 with 8 speed bits on. It was a Veloce chainset, I think ExaDrive. I don't want to try and upgrade any bits on it, but do want to try and replace the cassette, chain, chainrings etc

Where's the best place for these sort of bits? Be good if I could get them all in one place for a good price

Campagnolo 8-sp freehub, vs 9 or 10 (or 11)

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