Lateral movement on rear wheel advice
joeguerilla
Posts: 29
Hi, just looking for a bit of advice from an expert as I struggle to find one at any of my local bike shops these days...
I've just bought some wheels that seem almost new, but I've discovered there is side to side movement in the rear wheel. Not sure what needs doing to fix it and how much it'll cost me. It has ceramic bearings and a campag free hub so probably won't be cheap
Any advice would be much appreciated
Thanks
I've just bought some wheels that seem almost new, but I've discovered there is side to side movement in the rear wheel. Not sure what needs doing to fix it and how much it'll cost me. It has ceramic bearings and a campag free hub so probably won't be cheap
Any advice would be much appreciated
Thanks
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What wheels? If it's an upper end Campag wheel with ceramic bearings, chances are the bearings are adjustable...0
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Yes, it's a pair of campag shamal ultra. Ok - that's good to know, so a simple job for my LBS then? Do you think it's urgent or can I go to the Alps next week then get it done when I get back? It's only a slight wobble but will need to get it fixed at some point
Saying that, I don't want to cause long term damage0 -
may be a simple diy job
if it's not the type below, check the campag website for your model
http://www.campagnolo.com/media/files/0 ... _12-12.pdfmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
This document is really useful, thanks. I'll see if I can give it a go.0
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Thank you to those that contributed. It was a really simple fix. No wobble at all now! )0