Help to identify this hub.

[fletch62]

Just bought a set of Supra RC58 wheels (made by Sensa in Holland i believe) and need to identify the rear hub to see if i can convert it to 11 speed Shimano. Other alternative will be to try and match the dimensions and replace the hub reusing the old spokes.

[mattr]

Isn't that already campag compatible? Looks like a couple of aftermarket campags ones i've seen.

If it is, just stick a campag 11 cassette on and use that.

[fletch62]

It is a campag freehub. Do you run a campy chain as well or does the shimano chain work fine? It originally had a Shimano freehub, but the previous owner changed it so i have both.

[mattr]

Shouldn't make much difference whether you run campag or shimano chains as sprocket thicknesses and spacings are pretty much indistinguishable.
Though i think the campag chain is fractionally narrower for some reason.

[mattr]

And i think it's an older novatec hub as well.

[bikerjulio]

These generic hubs which could be either Campy or Shimano, have the dimensions to take a Shimano 11-spd freehub. That freehub looks almost new, so as the others said, the simplest thing is to use a Campy cassette. Any 11-spd chain will work. Not cheap though, so you'll have to crunch the numbers on the cost of the swap to see if it makes sense to you.

[GJMadone069]

I also used shimano chains on a 11sp campy groupset, no problem at all.