Title says it all, am after brake shoes for campagnolo brakes (have swiss stop carbon pads already).
Have searched all the major on-line dealers (Wiggle, Ribble, CRC) no joy.
Any leads appreciated.

Thx.

you might be better buying some veloce brakes as they're a pita to find just the shoes.
alternatively just buy some aftermarket brake shoes and fit shimano shape pads which are easier to fit anyway?

Bought the pads already
In the past I have bought the yellow king pads and shoes, but wanted to try the Black Prince this go around.
Figured that it shouldn't be hard to find the brake shoes....well I appear to be very wrong!

Not hard at all. Original/genuine black record/super record shies and pads £67 plus delivery on ebay

my solution: jag wire shoes and pads campag specific, black, about £10 a pair on ebay

I have 2 pairs of unbranded ones that look just like the originals, from just before the latest cutout who version. I use them with swissstop black prince pads and the holders work and look just like the original shoes holding my bxp pads for aluminium rims.

Easy to find? Shinybikes normally have them, as do many of the other on line shops? I bought 2 sets last week.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150847369114? ... 1439.l2649

these are great!

We have stock, too - £67.00 plus P and P ...

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If you just need to switch pads (e.g., for your carbon rims), I think it is easier and much faster to replace the pads on the bike than to replace the shoes (at least for 10 speed). The pads can be pried out with a small screwdriver, and new pads inserted by hand if you first wet the back of the pad with rubbing alcohol. Some pads are a little more difficult than others, but Swiss Stop seem to be the easiest to push in.

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I think the OP may be looking for the newer model brake shoes that have little tabs that make them easy to change. I've also noticed that the online stores still seem to have only the old ones that required the screwdriver.

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are you talking about this?
http://www.totalcycling.com/en/Campagno ... 18738.aspx

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Those are the pads (have some swiss stop black prince's), but I am after the brake shoes aka pad holders

Look to be the wrong shape (pre- 2011's)

Shiny bikes don't have campagnolo brake shoes on their website, only replacement pads

Apologies! I thought you just wanted the pads! Should have paid more attention! Hope you've found a supplier.