Does a rear disc hub w camp body exist

Tony said:

Hi

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?

Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

/Tony

Look into a Hugi 240s Shimano disc hub, and you may be able to interchange
their Campy freehub body with the Shimano freehub body on that. I'm not
sure if that involves an axle switch though.
--
Phil, Squid-in-Training

(Tony) said:

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?

Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

You might do better to use a Shimano 9/10 cassette on a Shimano hub with
an otherwise Campy system. Allegedly, that is a good combination.

Jasper

Thanx

Will probably work, but it's a little to expensive for an experiment :-)

In article <0lMgf.10213$mm5.4036@dukeread03>, "Phil, Squid-in-Training"

Quoted message said:

Tony said:

Hi

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?

Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

/Tony

Look into a Hugi 240s Shimano disc hub, and you may be able to interchange
their Campy freehub body with the Shimano freehub body on that. I'm not
sure if that involves an axle switch though.

--
// Tony
// th(at)myob.se

Yep ... but I can't find some travel-agent that converts camp -> shim cog
spacing

Any one know if there exit's camp -> shimano travel converter ?

T

In article <[email hidden]>, Jasper Janssen

Quoted message said:

(Tony) said:

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?

Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

You might do better to use a Shimano 9/10 cassette on a Shimano hub with
an otherwise Campy system. Allegedly, that is a good combination.

Jasper

--
// Tony
// th(at)myob.se

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>> "Tony" == Tony <[email hidden]> writes:

Tony> Yep ... but I can't find some travel-agent that converts camp
Tony> -> shim cog spacing

Tony> Any one know if there exit's camp -> shimano travel converter
Tony> ?

Jtek ShiftMate.

http://www.jtekengineering.com/shiftmate.htm

It works.

Quoted message said:

(Tony) said:

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?
Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

Jasper Janssen said:

You might do better to use a Shimano 9/10 cassette on a Shimano hub with
an otherwise Campy system. Allegedly, that is a good combination.

Yes, or a Shimano/Phil/Whatever disc hub with an American
Classic Campagnolo-spaced cassette.

--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

A Muzi said:

Quoted message said:

(Tony) said:

Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?
Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

Jasper Janssen said:

You might do better to use a Shimano 9/10 cassette on a Shimano hub with
an otherwise Campy system. Allegedly, that is a good combination.

Yes, or a Shimano/Phil/Whatever disc hub with an American
Classic Campagnolo-spaced cassette.

Better yet would be a set of spacers that converts a loose-cog Shimano
cassette to Campy spacing -- only once a special purchase.

But actually, there are reports that a Shimano cassette with a Campy
system shifts acceptably to good without any tricks whatsoever.

Jasper

In article <[email hidden]>,

Jasper Janssen said:

A Muzi said:

Quoted message said:

On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 22:06:56 +0100, [email hidden] (Tony) wrote:
>Does a rear disc-hub with campy body exits ?
>Mavic has a wheelset with that, little to expensive.

Jasper Janssen said:

You might do better to use a Shimano 9/10 cassette on a Shimano hub with
an otherwise Campy system. Allegedly, that is a good combination.

Yes, or a Shimano/Phil/Whatever disc hub with an American
Classic Campagnolo-spaced cassette.

Better yet would be a set of spacers that converts a loose-cog Shimano
cassette to Campy spacing -- only once a special purchase.

But actually, there are reports that a Shimano cassette with a Campy
system shifts acceptably to good without any tricks whatsoever.

Jasper

The hot setup is an old-version Campy 9 rear der combined with a
new-version Campy 9 shifter; this combo is a virtually perfect match
with a Shimano 9 cassette.

A season of racing and training on such a setup has borne this out, in
my experience.

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Ryan Cousineau said:

The hot setup is an old-version Campy 9 rear der combined with a
new-version Campy 9 shifter; this combo is a virtually perfect match
with a Shimano 9 cassette.

Yup. The theoretical mismatch is something like .1 mm over the whole
cassette. That's way less than the inaccuracies inherent in simply
randomly differently clamped cable.

Jasper

Ryan Cousineau said:

The hot setup is an old-version Campy 9 rear der combined with a
new-version Campy 9 shifter; this combo is a virtually perfect match
with a Shimano 9 cassette.

No sir, you have it all wrong. ;^) The *really* hot setup is Campy
10-speed Ergos with all else being Shimano. That gives the ability to
run 8-speed Shimano cassettes *or* 9-speed Shimano cassettes after the
cable is rerouted. And the added advantage that all of this equipment is
still available new (as opposed to old Campy deraillers) and will
probably be available for a longer time than the 9-speed Campy stuff.

More than likely, the hot setup depends on which parts are available cheap.

--
Dave
dvt at psu dot edu