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Old 11-05-05 | 09:06 AM
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campy ss conversion

a friend of mine is building up a ss conversion and got a good deal on a campy wheel set. the only thing is, i've never seen any single speed cogs designed to go on a campy freewheel spline system. has anyone seen or heard of such a cog?
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Old 11-05-05 | 10:24 AM
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a friend of mine is building up a ss conversion and got a good deal on a campy wheel set. the only thing is, i've never seen any single speed cogs designed to go on a campy freewheel spline system. has anyone seen or heard of such a cog?
The route I went was the following:
I took Gipiemme hub, they have both Shimano and Campagnolo casette bodies. The bodies happen to fit one of Campy wheels I have (Shamal 12HPW titanium, originally intended for 8sp casettes). When I want to ride Shamal fixed, I just put my shimano casette body, home made adapter and Shimano cog of chosen size.

I also believe that there are Shimano compatible Campy casette bodies, your friend will have to check if they exist for the hub he has.

Edit: You can also use Miche single cogs intended for Campy casettes.

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Old 11-06-05 | 09:27 AM
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what about the options of a custom splined cog? does anyone know of a company who makes cogs?
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Old 11-06-05 | 10:55 AM
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if you don't mind a splined cog, just find a used campy cassette and dissassemble it, roadies throw them away every three thousand miles. I think I'm getting a new cassette at the end of week for my roadbike, if this solution will work, pm me and I'll send you the cassette.
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