Newb Wheel Question..
06-21-07, 01:51 PM
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Newb Wheel Question..
I have an 06 Jamis Ventura Sport. Will this wheels fit?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! 
Campagnolo 2007 Vento Black Clincher
Campagnolo 2007 Vento Black Clincher
06-21-07, 02:27 PM
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They'll probably fit but may not be compatible with a Shimano drivetrain, which I'm guessing you probably have.
06-22-07, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by damage24
They'll probably fit but may not be compatible with a Shimano drivetrain, which I'm guessing you probably have.
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06-22-07, 01:05 PM
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Possible?
Of course.
Cost effective and practical?
probably less so. (don't know the price for the rim/where you would find it as a stand alone)
Of course.
Cost effective and practical?
probably less so. (don't know the price for the rim/where you would find it as a stand alone)
06-22-07, 01:34 PM
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I'm pretty sure I've seen some online shops selling some Campy wheels with Shimano-compatible hubs. You can look into that. You can see if your local shop can just replace the freehub part of the rear hub with a Shimano-compatible freehub unit. Or, you can stay with Campy hubs and outfit your rear derailleur with a Jtek Shiftmate.
Basically, you can make it work if you're so inclined.
Basically, you can make it work if you're so inclined.
06-22-07, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by KevinF
I'm pretty sure I've seen some online shops selling some Campy wheels with Shimano-compatible hubs. You can look into that. You can see if your local shop can just replace the freehub part of the rear hub with a Shimano-compatible freehub unit. Or, you can stay with Campy hubs and outfit your rear derailleur with a Jtek Shiftmate.
Basically, you can make it work if you're so inclined.
Basically, you can make it work if you're so inclined.
