Tools for working on Campagnolo components

trg-<< I just got my first Campy equipped bike. Will the same chain tool that I've been using on my
Shimano stuff work on a campy Record 10 chain? Any tools I'll have to get specifically to work on
the Record group?

A lockring tool that will probably also work for the BB(Record/Chorus). If you are careful, you
can install the Campagnolo chain pin OK with any chaintool. I rec. a snaplink tho, from Connex,
IRD or Sram.

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I just got my first Campy equipped bike. Will the same chain tool that I've been using on my
Shimano stuff work on a campy Record 10 chain? Any tools I'll have to get specifically to work on
the Record group?

Thanks

The only tools that aren't common across manufacturer are the cassette lockring tool and the bb tool
(get a permalink or the like for the chain). I absolutely love my Tacx bb tool - a portion of it
threads into the spindle, keeping the splines of the tool perfectly aligned with the bb. A little
spendy but sooooo nice to work with!

BTW, you are going to love servicing the hubs - setting the bearings is so easy!

App

"The only tools that aren't common across manufacturer are the cassette lockring tool and the bb tool"

So a standard chain whip (say Park) would work too?

Home made chain whip (from the days of 5-speed spacing!) works just fine on my 9-spd Campy cluster.
BTW, if you get Chorus or Record, the cassette lockring tool is also the BB tool.

fiver03 <[email hidden]> wrote in news:3f934da3$1_2 @news.chariot.net.au:

Quoted message said:

"The only tools that aren't common across manufacturer are the cassette lockring tool and the
bb tool"

So a standard chain whip (say Park) would work too?

Home made chain whip (from the days of 5-speed spacing!) works just fine on my 9-spd Campy cluster.
BTW, if you get Chorus or Record, the cassette lockring tool is also the BB tool.

fiver03 <[email hidden]> wrote in news:3f934da3$1_2 @news.chariot.net.au:

Quoted message said:

"The only tools that aren't common across manufacturer are the cassette lockring tool and the
bb tool"

So a standard chain whip (say Park) would work too?