Campagnolo 13-26 6SPD freewheel
05-30-19, 10:24 AM
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Campagnolo 13-26 6SPD freewheel
TT Disc wheel take-off. Used, I guess, but looks sweet. 26 tooth cog had some filing(?) done, see pictures. $275 shippedCampagnolo 7 (Seven) speed freewheel. Typically, 2nd cog is steel.
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Please note profiling(?) on back of 26 tooth cog. I left a bit of the original Campy grease.
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05-30-19, 10:29 AM
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Sorry that the description and price are below the first photo. Tried to change it.
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Make sure you have the proper remover. I've seen too many of these with damaged remover slots from using the wrong tool. The official Campagnolo tool is jaw-dropping expensive, but Bicycle Research and Kingsbridge made affordable versions:
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Oh, that's nice! Seldom seen with this cog range. I want it..just can't justify it. Good luck with sale.
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Just curious, because I've never worked on one of these, does the body contain three pawls instead of the normal two? Specifically I'm looking at the underside and those three sets of holes (one large with a small tooling mark next to it which I assumed is to hold the pawl spring.
Any and all insights appreciated!
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Boy oh boy! That must be a fast freewheel!
I know that these forums should remain commercial free but Pastor Bob is my hero! He restored a gloat of messy freewheels that are now the envy of the neighborhood. We need more of these C&V enablers to keep the rubber on the road and not at the landfills so give him good info - thx!
I know that these forums should remain commercial free but Pastor Bob is my hero! He restored a gloat of messy freewheels that are now the envy of the neighborhood. We need more of these C&V enablers to keep the rubber on the road and not at the landfills so give him good info - thx!
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https://www.os2.dhs.org/~john/catalogs/campy-fw.pdf
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John, thanks so much for posting the link to this PDF. After reading it I'll tell any potential clients with a Campy freewheel that I can't service one (unless I somehow stumble across the elusive special tool set--- for cheap)!
Actually, there are just two pawls which is standard for most freewheels. See page 7 which tells about the use of "Spring #7 " which compresses the pawls for reassembly.
After reading the manual I believe the three holes in the underside are to engage the special tool which prevents the body from freewheeling when removing the sprockets and servicing the internal parts.
Actually, there are just two pawls which is standard for most freewheels. See page 7 which tells about the use of "Spring #7 " which compresses the pawls for reassembly.
After reading the manual I believe the three holes in the underside are to engage the special tool which prevents the body from freewheeling when removing the sprockets and servicing the internal parts.
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Actually, there are just two pawls which is standard for most freewheels. See page 7 which tells about the use of "Spring #7 " which compresses the pawls for reassembly.
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