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  1. Hi,

    I've bought a pair of wheels (Vuelta Zerolite Corsa, btw.)- they've
    finally arrived. Now, I'd rather expected that the lock ring for the
    rear cassette would have been provided, but it isn't.

    So, do I purchase one separately, or will it come with the cassette?

    Cheers.

  2. Al C-F said:

    Hi,

    I've bought a pair of wheels (Vuelta Zerolite Corsa, btw.)- they've
    finally arrived. Now, I'd rather expected that the lock ring for the
    rear cassette would have been provided, but it isn't.

    So, do I purchase one separately, or will it come with the cassette?


    Campagnolo hubs come with a lockring, shimano cassettes come with a
    lockring. It appears to be a philosophical difference where Campag are
    right IMHO. Pete Biggs will be along shortly to confirm this.

    --

    JimP

    " " - John Cage

  3. Jim Price said:
    Al C-F said:

    Hi,

    I've bought a pair of wheels (Vuelta Zerolite Corsa, btw.)- they've
    finally arrived. Now, I'd rather expected that the lock ring for the
    rear cassette would have been provided, but it isn't.

    So, do I purchase one separately, or will it come with the cassette?


    Campagnolo hubs come with a lockring, shimano cassettes come with a
    lockring. It appears to be a philosophical difference where Campag are
    right IMHO. Pete Biggs will be along shortly to confirm this.

    Hi Jim, I think you're right there. Certainly all the Campag hubs I've
    bought came with a lockring, whereas none of the Campag cassettes did.

    Parker International have Campag steel lockrings and various Marchisio
    lockrings, BUT I don't know if any of these (or Shimano lockrings) fit
    Vuelta wheel hubs, which might need a special lockring for all I know.
    Check with your wheel supplier or the manufacturer, Al.

    ~PB

  4. Pete Biggs said:
    Jim Price said:
    Al C-F said:

    Hi,

    I've bought a pair of wheels (Vuelta Zerolite Corsa, btw.)- they've
    finally arrived. Now, I'd rather expected that the lock ring for the
    rear cassette would have been provided, but it isn't.

    So, do I purchase one separately, or will it come with the cassette?


    Campagnolo hubs come with a lockring, shimano cassettes come with a
    lockring. It appears to be a philosophical difference where Campag are
    right IMHO. Pete Biggs will be along shortly to confirm this.

    Hi Jim, I think you're right there. Certainly all the Campag hubs I've
    bought came with a lockring, whereas none of the Campag cassettes did.

    Parker International have Campag steel lockrings and various Marchisio
    lockrings, BUT I don't know if any of these (or Shimano lockrings) fit
    Vuelta wheel hubs, which might need a special lockring for all I know.
    Check with your wheel supplier or the manufacturer, Al.

    Well it's all down to whether Al bought the Campag or Shimano version of
    the Vuelta wheels, I suppose. It would not be good form for Vuelta to be
    selling Campag compatible wheels without a lockring if you ask me.

    --

    JimP

    " " - John Cage

  5. Jim Price said:

    Well it's all down to whether Al bought the Campag or Shimano version
    of the Vuelta wheels, I suppose. It would not be good form for Vuelta
    to be selling Campag compatible wheels without a lockring if you ask
    me.

    They could be using the excuse that, in the case of Campag at least, 11t
    top cogs need a different lockring from 12+t, and they don't know what
    cassette you're going to use. But Campag aren't like that with their hubs
    because they know most users like 12 or 13t.

    ~PB

  6. Jim Price said:
    Pete Biggs said:
    Jim Price said:

    Al C-F wrote:

    > Hi,
    >
    > I've bought a pair of wheels (Vuelta Zerolite Corsa, btw.)- they've
    > finally arrived. Now, I'd rather expected that the lock ring for the
    > rear cassette would have been provided, but it isn't.
    >
    > So, do I purchase one separately, or will it come with the cassette?
    >
    Campagnolo hubs come with a lockring, shimano cassettes come with a
    lockring. It appears to be a philosophical difference where Campag are
    right IMHO. Pete Biggs will be along shortly to confirm this.

    Hi Jim, I think you're right there. Certainly all the Campag hubs I've
    bought came with a lockring, whereas none of the Campag cassettes did.

    Parker International have Campag steel lockrings and various Marchisio
    lockrings, BUT I don't know if any of these (or Shimano lockrings) fit
    Vuelta wheel hubs, which might need a special lockring for all I know.
    Check with your wheel supplier or the manufacturer, Al.

    Well it's all down to whether Al bought the Campag or Shimano version of
    the Vuelta wheels, I suppose. It would not be good form for Vuelta to be
    selling Campag compatible wheels without a lockring if you ask me.

    I bought the Shimano version, so it looks as though everything's in
    order. I'm sure that if the wheels needed a special type of ring,
    there's be something about it in the paperwork.

    Thanks for the help.

  7. Al C-F said:

    I bought the Shimano version, so it looks as though everything's in
    order. I'm sure that if the wheels needed a special type of ring,
    there's be something about it in the paperwork.

    Al,

    I came across this post rather late in the day, but thought it worth
    mentioning that my Vuelta Zerolites from Parker came with a lockring,
    though (a) they're the Campag version & (b) I did buy a new 9sp. Mirage
    block at the same time. No evidence of needing a Vuelta-specific
    lockring, mind.

    David Belcher

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