Fulcrum R7 Freehub Body
03-10-10, 12:52 AM
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Fulcrum R7 Freehub Body
I have a Fulcrum R7 wheelset (Shimano). Is it possible to change freehub body to use it with Campagnolo cassette? Is it difficult?
03-10-10, 01:18 AM
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Fulcrum prolly has a Campy-splined cassette body as a part...
Otherwise, if you have a spiderless cassette, you may be able to find spacers to make it work with a Campag system.
Or you could use a Shiftmate.
Otherwise, if you have a spiderless cassette, you may be able to find spacers to make it work with a Campag system.
Or you could use a Shiftmate.
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03-10-10, 02:59 AM
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Kimmo,
I'm already using Centaur 10sp shifters + Shimano Ultegra RD and cassette 9sp + hubbub . It works fine. But in future I'm planning to go with Campy 10sp. I just don't want to change rear wheel.
I'm already using Centaur 10sp shifters + Shimano Ultegra RD and cassette 9sp + hubbub . It works fine. But in future I'm planning to go with Campy 10sp. I just don't want to change rear wheel.
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Maybe if your hub looks like this, you can fit one of those RS-005 parts.
https://www.fulcrumwheels.com/reposit...D-16-12-08.pdf
Or maybe you need the spindle as well... or maybe your hub's different altogether and you need an older part?
https://www.fulcrumwheels.com/reposit...D-16-12-08.pdf
Or maybe you need the spindle as well... or maybe your hub's different altogether and you need an older part?
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Kailex will be cheaper for you to get a conversion cassette, the darn hub body is almost the same price than a conversion cassette from american classics for example.
I almost got a set of wheels fulcrum 5 last week and i was thinking on doing the same u mention and sort do not worth because of the cost. Besides looks like almost nobody have the fulcrum body available also.
Im running a easton vista shimano with a campagnolo conversion cassette right now and works fine.
Good luck.
I almost got a set of wheels fulcrum 5 last week and i was thinking on doing the same u mention and sort do not worth because of the cost. Besides looks like almost nobody have the fulcrum body available also.
Im running a easton vista shimano with a campagnolo conversion cassette right now and works fine.
Good luck.
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As far as I know I need this part
Fulcrum Freehub Body - Campag, Fits R5/R7 $53.30
Fulcrum Freehub Body - Campag, Fits R5/R7 $53.30
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03-10-10, 11:41 AM
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out of stock...
https://www.lickbike.com/productpage....=%272276-01%27
https://clemenzo.com/index.php/conten...33/57/lang,en/
https://www.interlocracing.com/cassettes_steel.html
https://wheelsmfg.com/content/view/527/40/
Cheers
https://www.lickbike.com/productpage....=%272276-01%27
https://clemenzo.com/index.php/conten...33/57/lang,en/
https://www.interlocracing.com/cassettes_steel.html
https://wheelsmfg.com/content/view/527/40/
Cheers
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So I can use for example 10sp Ultegra cassette on Shimano wheel with spacers from conversion kit, Ultegra RD and Centaur 10sp shifters, can't I?
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I believe the answer is no. But, from what i heard/read u can use a shimano cassette with campy brifters and a sram rival RD, and that combination i read works fine, anybody knows something about this?
To tell you the truth i have use a combination like the one u mention but with no respacing and the only issue is that u'll lose a few cogs, for example 1 or 2 of the small ones and at the top also. from the 10 cogs u end up with 7 or 8 working fine just in case.
To tell you the truth i have use a combination like the one u mention but with no respacing and the only issue is that u'll lose a few cogs, for example 1 or 2 of the small ones and at the top also. from the 10 cogs u end up with 7 or 8 working fine just in case.
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