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Old May 9th 05, 05:31 PM
Alstead
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Default Another Chorus freehub rebuild .... ala Suzy?

9/10 speed, 21st Century model.

Hub had exhibited friction unrelated to
"play" lockring location on the axle.
Upon dismantling,
Outer (right) freehub cart bearing is really grindy- I'm going
to replace it. To avoid hassling the regs here,
I combed the archive. I'm inspired by Suzy Jackson's intrepid
technique(s) but I guess the outer bearing is nowhere near
as hard to get out as the inner? Luckily, the inner,
pawl-side bearing feels totally smooth.

That thread:
http://tinyurl.com/b2ux5

Any more advice about this replacement?
Others who've done it?
Unfortunately the Campag Freehub instructions
leave this subject untouched.
Do I need a J-tool or is tapping out OK?

Apparently it is a
24mm OD, 12mm ID, 6mm thick - SKF 61901

Thanks and spring cheer,

Alstead

ps: Thanks again to Suzy the awesome.

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