Campy chain whip
10-12-05, 04:38 PM
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Campy chain whip
Is a Campagnolo chain whip tool the only tool available to remove a Campy 10 speed cassette? I can't find any after market tools for the job.
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A chain whip is a chain whip. A Park Tool whip will work just as well as the Crampy Yo-Yo will
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Originally Posted by Raiyn
A chain whip is a chain whip. A Park Tool whip will work just as well as the Crampy Yo-Yo will
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Originally Posted by biker7
The basic Park Chain whip will fit a Campy 10s cassette but it is very tight....line to line with adjacent cogs...likely made with an 8s chain. The Campy whip is likely made of a 10s chain, but the Park whip will work...what I use on my 10s Veloce cassette. You just can't run it cross-chained
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