Campagnolo Freehub help

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marco fan
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by marco fan

hi all

the freehub on my trusty old boras went recently they are from about 2005-2007

i ordered a replacement part fh-buu015 no r2107178 however it does not fit as its not completely round on the inside near the hub the old one is completely round so wont go over a lip that's on the axel

what part number should i be looking for?

thanks

john

Mackers
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by Mackers

Your boras have the pre-2006 axle that will only accommodate pre-2006 cassette bodies.

Haven't seen those available for quite a while, second hand would be your best bet.
Find an old wheelset or hub for a donor.

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bikerjulio
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by bikerjulio

you need to change the spindle as well. see this:

Use in conjunction with HU9849 (FH-BO001) on hubs/wheels with non-cutout axles (equivalent of Campy # FH-RE415)


http://www.bikeman.com/FW9850.html

It's a straight swap http://www.bikeman.com/HU9849.html
There's sometimes a buggy.
How many drivers does a buggy have?

One.

So let's just say I'm drivin' this buggy...
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marco fan
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by marco fan

thanks i will try and find a freehub first if not i will just get a new axel, will the new model axel be ok to use on the wheel?

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bikerjulio
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by bikerjulio

Not done it personally, but the axle is supposed to be a straight swap for the old one.

Since it's been more than 10 years since the change, you could also look for a "donor" hub for an updated spindle.
There's sometimes a buggy.
How many drivers does a buggy have?

One.

So let's just say I'm drivin' this buggy...
and if you fix your attitude you can ride along with me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GekiIMh4ZkM

joeyb1000
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by joeyb1000

Most of the comments above are correct.

You have the first generation (round axle) freehub. You can find any Chorus/record donor hub on Ebay. If the hub is gen2 (3 flat spots on axle), then move both the freehub and the OS axle.

I assume your problem is brearings. Instructions on how to change them is here. http://forums.roadbikereview.com/campag ... 21207.html

Also, see PM

ghisallo2003
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by ghisallo2003

It is an easy swap for the new axle and free hub. I was in the same position and decided to switch rather than look for old parts.

Mackers
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by Mackers

And just think of the 20 grams you'll save :)

(5 grams on the axle, 15 grams on the cassette body)

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by Madone69

marco fan wrote:hi all

the freehub on my trusty old boras went recently they are from about 2005-2007

i ordered a replacement part fh-buu015 no r2107178 however it does not fit as its not completely round on the inside near the hub the old one is completely round so wont go over a lip that's on the axel

what part number should i be looking for?

thanks

john


why not just replace the bearings if this is the only parts that failed. that's pretty straight forward.

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