PSA - SOMA Campy hoods
03-22-24, 07:11 PM
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PSA - SOMA Campy hoods
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03-22-24, 07:34 PM
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I have those hoods on a set of Campy levers. They fit well and are well made.
03-22-24, 07:35 PM
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I just saw those on their social media. I want a set, but I'm actually more interested in their Campagnolo derailleur pulleys, since most of mine have cracked. Anybody try them?
03-23-24, 07:19 AM
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PSA- I just got an email that Soma is 30% off everything through Monday.. code: superspring24
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03-23-24, 07:25 AM
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agreed.
the "downside", if you care about such things, is that the gum hoods are rather translucent, so you can see bar tape, lever base, etc through them.
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03-23-24, 09:31 AM
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These hoods also fit Suntour Superbe non-aero levers quite well.
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Maybe Modolo?
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03-23-24, 02:50 PM
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/156079355560
These $15 ones actually look like those from Soma:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/394470351616
Soma:
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/540...air-3883#attr=
For a keeper bike with Campy, I would use cracked originals or look for a donor derailleur.
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03-23-24, 03:06 PM
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I put a pair of these on Universal 125 levers that looked more like Campy levers than Uni. They worked OK, but some might not like the translucence.
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I can confirm that they work well with older Superbe levers and Modolo (Speedy) levers.
