Campy hub ID

[DrDaveTampa]

Found these on eBay and snatched them up quick but Campys product line makes my head spin. Since I want to lace em up to some NOS Morox rims, my fantasy is, this is part of their '91-'93 MTB product line.

135mm OLD, freehub is about 35mm with equal width splines.

Gonna lace em up anyway cuz they are very shiny but wondering if that's what they actually are.

 

[Thame Game]

Says 'Centaur' on the box.

 

[ferrus]

Centaur they is

 

[DrDaveTampa]

Thought centaur was their road group? Anyway I'ma using em

 

[ferrus]

Campag used the name for a road group more recently, but it was a MTB groupset in the early ‘90s

VeloBase.com - View Group

 

[DrDaveTampa]

snap. thanks!

 

[paton]

It might be an idea to check lockring thread size, before building them up.
Campagnolo cassette / freehub lockrings are different sizes for different types and ages of hubs.
Plus, see if you can get a cassette that fits.
Also where shimano cassettes come with a lockring, Campagnolo cassettes dont.

As one of Campagnolos first attempts at a freehub it was OK but, not the most durable design.

 

[paton]

one of these might fit, or might not fit

Campagnolo 8 Speed Lockring

A lockring threads into the freehub and holds the sprockets, or cogs, in place.This is a genuine Campagnolo part for use with 8 speed cassettes

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