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New hoops for the CX

Well, new to me anyway. A set of Campagnolo Chorus hubs laced to Mavic Open Pro rims will be pulling duty for the Project X-Fire. Pretty light weight and with 32 spokes they hold up pretty well off-road too. Blue needed a new set of tires and I needed a Campy wheelset so a trade was made and here it is. I really like this wheelset and I have been talking with G-Ted on and off over the last couple of years about building my own wheels so, maybe I'll order up another set of Open Pro rims with a set of Campy hubs and build them up. Maybe. We shall see. Black hubs, rims, and spokes of course.


Campagnolo 10 Speed splines awaiting a cassette.



Project X-Fire taking shape one component at a time.

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