CAAD12 replacement cone
joncomelately
Posts: 660
Morning all
I'm trying to find replacement cones for my rear wheel off the CAAD12 105 disc; the hub is a Formula CX22. I've tried searching here and Google to little avail; Cannondale themselves are not replying, and Formula just forward my email to a different address and copy me in. The LBS is little use. I don't have access to calipers to measure it myself. Anyone here replaced them before, or have any useful insight?
Cheers in advance.
I'm trying to find replacement cones for my rear wheel off the CAAD12 105 disc; the hub is a Formula CX22. I've tried searching here and Google to little avail; Cannondale themselves are not replying, and Formula just forward my email to a different address and copy me in. The LBS is little use. I don't have access to calipers to measure it myself. Anyone here replaced them before, or have any useful insight?
Cheers in advance.
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did you just take the cone to the lbs and see if they had any that look the same? otherwise best bet may be to try a better lbs, or try calling sjs cycles
or borrow some calipers, perhaps wheelsmfg have a matching one...
http://wheelsmfg.com/catalogsearch/resu ... =3&q=cones
http://wheelsmfg.com/catalogsearch/resu ... =2&q=conesmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
sungod wrote:did you just take the cone to the lbs and see if they had any that look the same?
Grumpy sod wouldn't even entertain assessing it...sungod wrote:otherwise best bet may be to try a better lbs, or try calling sjs cycles
or borrow some calipers, perhaps wheelsmfg have a matching one...
http://wheelsmfg.com/catalogsearch/resu ... =3&q=cones
http://wheelsmfg.com/catalogsearch/resu ... =2&q=cones
Tough call as to which is more distressing - the logistics of getting to a different LBS with the cone, finding some calipers or paying 5x the price at Wheels. Decisions decisions...
Thanks for the reply, I'll try and harass the father-in-law for some calipers.0
