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Old 01-01-09, 02:48 PM
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Need cones....

....for my Campy Record front wheel. The wheel is about 15 years old and the cones are shot, races OK. Anyone have a pair of good new/used ones??? TIA
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Will any of these work? https://www.thethirdhand.com/index.cg...&id=4751367702
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Yes, they will, and thanks. I'm hoping for some good used ones at a "good" price. If all else fails, then I'll go with buying new. Anyone have a "trashed" front wheel that has good cones?
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If you have access to a Dremel tool, you can grind the cones.

Put a cordless drill in a vice for stability. Put an axl with the cone in the cordless drill. Spin the drill slowly while grinding the cone with a fine Dremel stone.

You can polish the new surface by spinning it in sand paper for a while.
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