Wanted: Campagnolo CS-201 / 001T 26mm lockring

What is special about these? They have a smaller diameter thread and can be used with 11 tooth cogs? What era groupsets do they fit?
 
Yogi bear":2rfwy7c4 said:
What is special about these? They have a smaller diameter thread and can be used with 11 tooth cogs? What era groupsets do they fit?

Yes they have a 26mm thread opposed to the more common 27mm. The CS-201 and 001T fit 12 tooth cogs and upwards, I believe it's the CS-301 that fits the 11 tooth. They fit a freehub that Campagnolo only made for a few years in the late 90's.
 
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I enclose chart from campagnolo

hope this explains things

Z.11 is for cassettes where the small sprocket has 11 teeth (the outside diameter being smaller)

I think my CS301 is the one Clemenzo in the link above. It is alloy and for 11t.

The CS201 is not in stock from anywhere.

Someone in USA has a titanium one on ebay!!! ouch.

I have only one set of wheels that requires 26mm size and at present has a 11t cassette.

I have loads of the 27mm ones mainly for 12t and over

26mm I have one CS301 fitted and one spare CS201 and CS301(alloy)


The chart is available from campagnolo spare parts and tools catalogues that can be found easliy in the early 2000s time period.


Tim
 

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From the picture, here is my long time on the shelf CS-001, if it is of any use to anyone?
 

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I have a spare lockring, but I cant tell from the chart whether It is 26 or 27 mm. It is too small for my 8sp cassettes / bodies. im probably never going to use it.
 
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