exadrive / exa-drive cassette

Posted on Tue 22nd, March 2016

• #1

jdmitch

Anyone have an exadrive cassette lying around? It is a slightly obscure spline pattern that fits certain 8-speed campag, and more recent miche freehubs. If you know the ones, you will understand my frustration! Ideally looking for something as cheap as possible, as it's just for a loaner bike I pass around to friends, and don't ride much myself...
• #2

Scilly.Suffolk in reply to @jdmitch

slightly obscure

Easier to find than pre-Exa Drive, still readily available new.

Retrobike or the CTC forum is a good bet for used ones.

http://branfordbike.com/articles/cassettes-and-cogs-pg60.htm
• #3

jdmitch

Great info... And very informative link! I have been looking for a comparative display of free hub body cross sections for the last week! I actually have a pre exa-drive 8-speed cassette (erroneously purchased) which I could trade if anyone needs...

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