Shimano 600 Ultegra

[foz]

unless the freehub body isn't the original one, it should sound like any other shimano freehub body - so you should hear some decent clicks when it turns. It should be ok after some wd-40 or similar, but can be replaced for not too much money if it's still not right.

 

[TGR]

My 2p.

I have these hubs build in wheels on my Van Tuyl, mine are super quiet.



I posted on a thread about bike bells etc and this it the bike that a pedestrian did not hear approaching.

Richard

 

[Mike Muz]

Re:

Don't take this the wrong way Richard , but Ilike your rear end :shock:

What outer gear cables are they ? Like them

Mike

 

[TGR]

My rear is mine!! (most of the time!)

The outer should be Shimano, I will check the build thread and see if i recorded it but I am betting Shimano.

Richard

 

[TGR]

Hmmmm

It seems i did not record exactly what it was - viewtopic.php?f=23&t=251151&hilit=van+tuyl

I am still betting Shimano though.

Richard

 

[Midlife]

.........looks like a Campag naked rear end......

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Campagnolo-Nuov ... 1307421944

Shaun

 

[TGR]

Shaun,

You could be right, I did think it was this -

http://defietsenmaker.nl/index.php?item ... 70&lang=EN

but i don't see the stepped end so you could be very right.

Richard

 

[Mike Muz]

Re:

Is that naked sheath then ?
Can't see any covering on it
Mike

 

[FINNEY1973]

Had a busy week so only just got this done. Alas my alan key doesn't grip so can't remove the hub body - need some of those hex key thingies I reckon, or just borrow one from my LBS.

The bearings had water ingress which had mixed with the grease and gone horrible so i've sorted that out - just need to get the hub body off and then find a new cassette.

Interesting that you say yours is super quit Richard - i'm not up on Shimano - got 7400 & 7700 groups and both make a noise. If yours is quiet perhaps that's how this Tricolor stuff goes when it's got some decent miles on them?