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Old 06-30-14 | 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by busdriver1959
There are two different types of QR, internal cam and external cam. A vintage Campy QR is the internal type, you can't see the cam itself. A lot of aftermarket QRs are external cam along with the newest Campy ones, you can see the cam. External cams don't seem to have the same clamping force as internal cams and shouldn't be used on horizontal dropouts. Go with a vintage internal cam.
Originally Posted by kasperbs
My wheels are Campagnolo Zondas and the skewers are stated as "cold-forged aluminium". I think I have found a spare skewer which is pretty heavy and feels like steel. I will try that tomorrow.
Yes, the Zonda quick releases are the modern, exposed-cam type intended for use with vertical dropouts. Replace them with e.g. aftermarket Shimano enclosed-cam quick releases and you should be good.
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