Servicing Campag Ergopower levers

JamesB

Are Campag Ergopowers levers user serviceable?---or do they just work and work without any service?
I`m just wondering about muck / water getting into gear shift pawls / ratchet via the downshift lever slot in the rubber hood and affecting performance.
all thoughts / experineces on this appreciated---Thanks
James

Wooliferkins

They are user serviceable but usually due to wear and tear, I've never lubed mine in ten years of use in all weathers and they still work fine.

mmacavity

JamesBwmb wrote:

Are Campag Ergopowers levers user serviceable?---or do they just work and work without any service?
I`m just wondering about muck / water getting into gear shift pawls / ratchet via the downshift lever slot in the rubber hood and affecting performance.
all thoughts / experineces on this appreciated---Thanks
James

If you really need to take them apart:
http://branfordbike.com/articles/campag ... 7-pg71.htm

JamesB

Thanks for that---looks a loadfa fun (not) ---I`ll wait until they pack in on the basis of sheer complexity and cost of parts too! Hopefully about 2020 I may service / replace them

schlepcycling

Mercian Cycles http://www.merciancycles.com/will service them for you, price depends on what needs doing.

pete.whelan

the parts are not expensive. Common ones to wear out are the G-springs £1 a pr, or free if you speak nicely to some bike shops

Monty Dog

IME they don't need servicing unless they stop working and that typically takes 15 year plus unless you're unfortunate enough to cause crash damage.