hosssbosss
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Oh Rotorburn Oracle...I've got a 2007 Santa Cruz with a stuffed Ritchey freehub. Will a Shimano freehub be compatible with the Ritchey hub?
Ritchey/Shimano freehub compatibility
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hosssbosss
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It's a WCS hub I believe...
bear the bear
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I think they were using amercian classic for a while. Email them, I have before and their customer service is good.
hosssbosss
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Since I bought the bike second hand (ridden once though, so practically new), I don't think they would help me.
I've had a bit of a look on the net, and it seems that Ritchey did/does indeed use American Classic freehubs, and they had a recall on them funnilly enough...
I'm thinking that a Shimano one would be much more cost effective - would I be able to fit one to the WCS hub?
I've had a bit of a look on the net, and it seems that Ritchey did/does indeed use American Classic freehubs, and they had a recall on them funnilly enough...
I'm thinking that a Shimano one would be much more cost effective - would I be able to fit one to the WCS hub?
tomacropod
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Absolutely not. Just take the wheel into your bike shop and get them to order the appropriate freehub from Cassons Imports. AC stuff is really quite cheap here.
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hosssbosss
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Yeah I pulled one of my Shimano freehubs apart and the pawls and teeth are way different - been a while since I've delved in there!
New American Classic freehub on the way - $99...
New American Classic freehub on the way - $99...