can you just by campag rear sprockets individually?

a_n_t
a_n_t Posts: 2,011
edited March 2008 in Workshop
i have the centaur 11-23 and not wanting to shell out £50 for a complete new 13-26 cassette couldn't i just do away with the 11,12 and replace them with a 25,26? plus the different lockring?
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  • gkerr4
    gkerr4 Posts: 3,408
    i don't think so - I had a 13-26 which fouled my frame so bought a 12-25 and now have a 12-26 on the bike

    I have a 13-25 for sale if it is any use to you!!
  • a_n_t
    a_n_t Posts: 2,011
    just seen it cant be done like that anyway, the last 2 sprockets come pre-assembled,
    21-23
    23-25
    23-26
    26-29 :cry:

    unless yours is a tenner it wouldn't be worth it :wink::lol:

    ah well, 34-23 is ok.
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    25m 53:18 20:13
    50m 1:57:12 2013
    100m Yeah right.
  • gkerr4
    gkerr4 Posts: 3,408
    they are centaur cassettes - so yes the largest two are asembled together.

    in the case of the 13-26 this is a 23/26 and in the case of a 12-25 this is a23/25 so by taking my cassette is now that same as 12-25 only with a 26 in place of the 25.

    hmm - methinks it might raise more than £10 on t'bay....
  • Wooliferkins
    Wooliferkins Posts: 2,060
    Technically you can order any of the bits that Campag part number in their catalogue. In practise it takes forever and costs an arm and a leg. Also as the UK warranty centre doesn't exist at the moment as Italian Cycle products have closed finding someone to order it for you will be a struggle. Try Mercian cycles.
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  • a_n_t
    a_n_t Posts: 2,011
    cheers, its probably going to be quicker and easier to buy a new 13-26 cassette and try and flog my 11-23 to recoup some ££ :lol:
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    25m 53:18 20:13
    50m 1:57:12 2013
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  • vanleapo
    vanleapo Posts: 150
    You can buy individual Marchisio sprockets from
    http://www.webbline.co.uk/cassettes_chains.asp

    However, for the changes you want to make it would probably cost nearly as much as buying a new cassette.
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  • DavidBelcher
    DavidBelcher Posts: 2,684
    a_n_t wrote:
    just seen it cant be done like that anyway, the last 2 sprockets come pre-assembled,
    21-23
    23-25
    23-26
    26-29 :cry:

    unless yours is a tenner it wouldn't be worth it :wink::lol:

    ah well, 34-23 is ok.

    Also, the first sprocket (or at least this is the case with the 8sp & 9sp products) has the spacer to the 2nd one built-in, so that'd need changing too, bumping the cost up further.

    David
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  • a_n_t
    a_n_t Posts: 2,011
    the 34-23 aint so bad, i'll make do! :lol:
    Manchester wheelers

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    10m 20:21 2014
    25m 53:18 20:13
    50m 1:57:12 2013
    100m Yeah right.
  • Rob Sallnow
    Rob Sallnow Posts: 6,279
    vanleapo wrote:
    You can buy individual Marchisio sprockets from
    http://www.webbline.co.uk/cassettes_chains.asp

    However, for the changes you want to make it would probably cost nearly as much as buying a new cassette.

    Probably better to buy a Veloce cassette as they have individual sprockets although it will still be a pricey exercise and the ramping sequence might be affected slightly.
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  • Bob Pringle
    Bob Pringle Posts: 6
    These guys:

    http://aebike.com/page.cfm?PageID=30&ac ... 572&type=T

    seem to have just what you're looking for. The prices seem quite reasonable, too.

    Regards,
    Bob P.
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  • JamesB
    JamesB Posts: 1,184
    on `tother side of block I`d like to get hold of 12-13-14 top three to replace 13-14-15 top three, any help here? anyone selling an oldish block that has top sprockets in good nick

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