How do you remove the end cap on a fulcrum?

How do you remove the end cap on a fulcrum?

The right side (on the opposite side of the adjustment ring nut) remains fixed, the left side end cap rotates counter-clockwise to loosen the end cap. Loosen the axle end cap (adjustment ring nut side). While removing the end cap, make sure you do not lose the spacer.

Who makes fulcrum hubs?

Campagnolo
We’ll take you through the Fulcrum range from the functional, inexpensive Racing 6s right up to the super go-faster Speed 55 wheels. More about road.cc buyer’s guides. Fulcrum is a sub-brand of Italian component manufacturer Campagnolo.

How do you adjust a fulcrum hub?

Using a 2.5mm Allen key, unscrew the pre-load collar on the non-driveside of the bike. Once the bolt is unscrewed, rotate the collar clockwise, continually moving the wheel from side to side to check for play, until any side to side movement in the wheel is completely eliminated.

How do you remove the end cap?

Place the tip of the screwdriver in the gap between the end cap and the bat. Hit the end of the screwdriver with the mallet to wedge the screwdriver into the gap. Do not hit the screwdriver too hard or drive it too deep into the gap. Push on the screwdriver and use it as a lever to lift the edge of the end cap.

How do you take a wheel hub off?

Hub Unit Bearing Removal

1. Raise vehicle and remove lug nuts and wheel.
2. Remove the brake caliper and rotor.
3. Remove the axle nut, using an axle nut socket.
4. Before removing hub unit, make a note of the proper orientation and positioning of the sensor wire and bearing.
5. Remove the steering knuckle attachment bolts.

Are Fulcrum wheels Italian?

Fulcrum is a sub-brand of Italian component manufacturer Campagnolo. It makes wheels that are compatible with Shimano/SRAM systems as well as with Campag’s own products.

Where are Fulcrum wheels manufactured?

The subsidiary brand was created so that Campagnolo could manufacture wheels compatible with products from rival drivetrain manufacturers, such as Shimano, without “pollution” of the brand….Fulcrum Wheels.