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02-09-04, 05:21 AM
I've heard that when you get a Campagnolo rear wheel which is Shimano compatible, they don't use aluminum for the freehub. The axle is still lightweight alloy but the freehub itself is probably chromoly or steel.
Anyone know for sure, or can clarify? I suppose they would do this to ensure that all Campagnolo parts are kept the lightest with the best material thus always the advantage of going complete Camp.
Anyone know for sure, or can clarify? I suppose they would do this to ensure that all Campagnolo parts are kept the lightest with the best material thus always the advantage of going complete Camp.