What freehub is this?

[trailstar82]

Hello Roadies, Is this a campag freehub?

I need to service these lovely tunes before I put them on my mongrel road build. Whilst I’m replacing bearings I’d also like to get the drivetrain sorted.

 

[foz]

it looks like it yes - not the standard campag pattern but some were made like this to reduce weight or whatever. If it's not shimano then it's campag, there are vitrually no other options anyway

 

[grantoury]

Replacement freehub for Tune Campy hub:

 

[wynne]

I think we have some replacement tune freehub bodies at work if you get stuck. They're not cheap though.
That said, you shouldn't need to replace it unless you're swapping to shimano.

 

[trailstar82]

Thanks chaps, once I get into the guts of this I’ll know a bit more on condition. Hopefully it’s just a degrease and bearing replacement.

 

[jim haseltine]

Campagnolo sprockets have either 4 or 8 mounting tabs. While not a hard and fast rule, alloy Campagnolo pattern bodies usually have 8 notches, while steel ones often have 4 or 5 notches interspaced with relieved sections to accept the additional tabs.
Last night a mate picked me up on some of the above - a more detailed review can be found here.

 

[trailstar82]

Thanks all

£107 if I want to do the bearings with NTN’s….

More than I paid for the wheels :-/

 

[jim haseltine]

And sometimes I get caught out. Wanted a wheel for use on a turbo trainer - 32 h with a Campagnolo-style freehub so I can run an old Campag cassette and use a spare rim I've got knocking around. Couldn't find a cheap hub then found a used 9-speed wheel for less than what people were asking for hubs.
Except there was a reason for it being cheap - now I've got it, it's not 9-speed, it's 8. On the off-chance I tried a spare 9-speed body and as I expected, it won't fit into the hub.

 

[trailstar82]

So I compromised on the bearings, this build was supposed to be cheap…

I went for ezo from airevelo. £47.

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