Campagnolo to Shimano hub

ed325

Hi. Have a pair of campagnolo vento 3g wheels. Is there away of converting the rear to take a Shimano 9 speed cassette?
Thanks Ed

arlowood

ed325 wrote:

Hi. Have a pair of campagnolo vento 3g wheels. Is there away of converting the rear to take a Shimano 9 speed cassette?
Thanks Ed

FTFY

https://thecycleclinic.co.uk/products/c ... ow-mid-end

Should do the job as long as you can get the old Campag freehub off easily

EDIT:- Sorry just had a second look and the Shimano version is sold out. Call Malcolm at Cycleclinic and check if he is expecting new stock or can source one specifically.

Rose bikes have them in stock

https://www.rosebikes.co.uk/article/cam ... aid:739507

ed325

Thanks for that. Free wheel is more than I paid for the wheels.

Thanks Ed

cycleclinic

Ill get more next week. No point in holding more than one or two as it can take a month to sell them.

First.Aspect

Staying with the existing freewheel and cassette, and using one of these - https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/cables/jtek-shiftmate-1/ might be the cheapest option. Not sure if that's the right "Shift-Mate" btw, but the do them for most of the cross compatibilities.

There are (or used to be) some conversion cassettes, but I think you'll struggle to find one for 9-speed these days.

ed325

Do campagnolo do a 11-32 cassette ? I cant find one.

Ed

arlowood

ed325 wrote:

Do campagnolo do a 11-32 cassette ? I cant find one.

Ed

Yes - the relatively new Potenza system offers an 11-32 , 11-speed cassette for £124

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/campagnolo-pote ... tte-11-32/

Eye wateringly expensive tho when you think an equivalent Shimano 105 5800 costs a quarter of the price

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-105-580 ... 60654290uk

ed325

Thanks I am running 9 speed. I will just get the free wheel conversion.

Ed