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Does Campagnolo have a groupset model number system?
As mentioned, Campagnolo (and SRAM) doesn't have a public-facing groupset model number system, unlike Shimano. Thus, differentiation between different iterations (given the number of speeds) is more ...
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Campagnolo brake spring too stiff
I redid a shimano caliper brake recently, and on reassembly the spring was massively too strong.
Turns out I'd overtightened the pivot points and they were resisting in both directions. Check that ...
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Identifying missing small part Campagnolo brake lever
It's called a "cable guide plate"
Part number 7283057 in the picture below
Searching for "campagnolo brake cable guide plate" will turn up results.
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Unable to backpedal - jockey wheels on Campagnolo derailleur
Problem solved, but not for any obvious reason. During the long ride, the tiny magnet that activates my computer fell out of its holder, and I presumed was lost forever on a country road. I had ridden ...
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Broken gear shifter case. Is it safe to use?
Without a picture, it is impossible to tell. Unfortunately, safety cannot be described in absolutes. A cracked component is likely less safe than one that is not cracked, but there is big gap between ...
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Broken gear shifter case. Is it safe to use?
Usually crash, crack, and years ago (so, age and possibly fatigue in addition to the impact damage) are not suggesting something is safe. Especially if they are describing the handlebars, forks, ...
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Campagnolo brake spring too stiff
This may be a stupid idea, but are you sure it's springs that is stiff? Or maybe dry grease, seized bushing somewhere?
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Can a Mavic Freewheel Body (HG11 B9) fit into a 28"Mavic Ksyrium Elite Wheel (that already has a Shimano freehub)?
The question is hard to answer without knowing the exact version of the wheel.
Mavic has a good technical manual website, that can help to check compatibilities:
https://technicalmanual.mavic.com/tech-...
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Campagnolo 2x11 Record with GRX derailleurs
Each time you shift, the shifter pulls the cable a fixed distance (for Campy, the distance varies slightly, but functionally you can ignore this). That's called the cable pull. Then, for each mm of ...
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Ekar compatibility with UT bb and 6805 bearing
For those who don't know, Campagnolo cranks use a non-standard version of the 6805 bearing that's 1mm thinner than the standard bearing. Thus, the standard bearings will push everything 1mm outward on ...
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Identifying missing small part Campagnolo brake lever
Ideally buying the part would be easiest, but finding the part to buy could be a whole lot of work. Identifying a part number is your first task there.
If I was in this position, I'd try two ...
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