Campagnolo Record Front Hub Hubs

Average Rating: 5/5
MSRP: $ 69.95
# of Reviews: 3

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		Jenson USA
		Tree Fort Bikes

Product Description

O.L.D.: 100 mm

Holes: 28/32/36

Adjustable Bearings

Light Alloy Axle and Body

Quick-Release With Aluminum Lock Nuts

Lubrication Port

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Submitted by a Recreational Rider from San Diego, CA

Date Reviewed: March 5, 2002

Strengths:    Light, durable, smooth, serviceable

Weaknesses:    Expensive, limited drillings

Bottom Line:

Beautiful, it's hard to imagine a hub that's nicer than this, unless you've seen Chris Kings. Seriously, unless you want a strange drilling or something else weird like a disc brake, these can't be beat. A little pricey, Chorus is a better deal. Much nicer than DA.

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Similar Products Used: ShimaNo!

Bike Setup: two campy road bikes and a mixed road tandem

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Submitted by Brent a Road Racer from Manhattan

Date Reviewed: January 26, 2001

Strengths:    Wow, can a hub get any smoother? This is a great hub that will roll Forever. The grease port and being able to adjust bearings without taking off the wheel are not things to laugh at. Also they are easy to build.

Weaknesses:    None

Bottom Line:

This is a great hub. And its definitely worth the extra couple of bucks over chorus and daytona. Also, its the only campy hub you can get in 28 hole to build yourself. I have noticed a huge difference from my old wheel setup.

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Favorite Ride:   I like the falts, I like the hills...

Price Paid:    $65.00

Purchased At:   excel

Similar Products Used:   campy veloce hubs.

Bike Setup:   18.9 lb Bianchi campione (in STEEL!), daytona 10 sp. group, but with a syncros Ti BB, campy ti post, terry fly saddle, record hubs, revolution spokes and open pro rims, Time pedals, ....lots of goodies for my baby.

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Submitted by Scott Stroot a Recreational Rider from Fremont, Ca

Date Reviewed: December 24, 2000

Strengths:    Rolls forever. And then some more.

Weaknesses:    it's road.

Bottom Line:

I only ride road due to injury but these things roll. I brushed up against them and ten min. later they were still rolling.