Campagnolo SR Outboard bearings

beetle1

Does anybody know whether you can use the SRec outboard bearings with a Record 11 chainset. The reason i ask is that i prefer the darker colour of the SR to the Record ones, any help will be greatly received

mmacavity

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clN3mSlf ... re=related

redddraggon

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... c57e23b935

beetle1

doesnt really answer my question though, thanks

redddraggon

Well if my link didn't answer your question I don't know what will

beetle1

Sorry reddragon i was reffering to the previous post, i replied but then yours was there apologies, does it mean i can use them as they are or i have to use record seals?

redddraggon

If you use cult bearing you don't need inner seals.

If you are using the normal record bearings you'll need to put the inner seal into the SR cups. But otherwise the SR cups would work fine.

beetle1

Thanks for your replies reddragon and excuse my lack of understanding but i will explain what i want to do.
I have got a new record 11 chainset and bought the s rec cups to go with it, can i use them with out doing anything else, thanks

redddraggon

You need some inner seals

beetle1

Any idea where i can get them or am i better off buying a set of record ones, and, is it seals or seals and bearings

neeb

The bearings come with the chainset / cranks. Super Record has ceramic bearings, Record has steel ones.

The seals come with the cups. Because ceramic bearings don't really need to be lubricated, the Super Record cups don't have seals. But you can swap them between the cups pretty easily, and the cups are otherwise identical (except for the colour).

Not sure if you can buy the seals separately, but the cups are really cheap anyway. Buy both the Record and Super Record cups and swap the seals (if you think it's worth £18 to have the black colour).

beetle1

Thanks neeb. i have my supplier sending me a set of record cups free of charge so i will put those sals on the sr cups, cheers