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Campagnolo Chorus 9 freehub (FH-CH115) has standard SKF bearings. The bearing on the right (outer) side of the freehub body is quite easy to access and replace. But what about the inner bearing? Removing the inner bearing requires separating the aluminium freehub body and the steel part with pawls from eachother. How can this be done without breaking anything?
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Quoted post said:Originally posted by Henkka
Campagnolo Chorus 9 freehub (FH-CH115) has standard SKF bearings. The bearing on the right (outer) side of the freehub body is quite easy to access and replace. But what about the inner bearing? Removing the inner bearing requires separating the aluminium freehub body and the steel part with pawls from eachother. How can this be done without breaking anything?😕
I suggest you seek out a Campy manual and find it in the manual.
Thanks Sidi,
I had already checked that. The Campy manuals that can be found from the official web site do not describe this procedure. More suggestions?
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