Veloce cassettes on alloy freehubs

canamdad

Now that Campagnolo no longer makes 10 speed cassettes with larger cogs pinned (like in Centaur and Chorus), what are the implications of using these separate cogs cassettes (Veloce, Miche, BBB) with alloy free hubs? I know that there are problems with scoring the indentations with the shallower indents on Shimano but is this also a problem with the indents on Campag compatible alloy free hubs? It's getting harder to find Centaur and even older Chorus 10 speed cassettes in certain sizes with the latter ones almost always used and questionable as to their condition.

mercia_man

I use Veloce nine speed individual cogs on a Record alloy freehub on my touring bike. Never had any problems with notching - and I've used this set-up for more than 10 years.

rolf_f

Centaur used to be all individual sprockets anyway but, as above, no problems. Not finding supply a problem yet either.

ugo.santalucia

Chewing splines is not a Campagnolo problem. The splines are deeper and it just doesn't happen