what vintage campy hub is this?

[AngryScientist]

i think it's 9-sp record.

true?

[thwart]

No expert here, but is there a clip to cover a lubrication hole? If not, it could be Athena or Chorus.

Record below...

[AngryScientist]

there definitely is a lubrication hole, but the clip is missing...

[oldpotatoe]

there definitely is a lubrication hole, but the clip is missing...

Steel axle and grease port makes this Chorus, 1997/8, early 1999..Ti axle was Record..1997/8..

[Tommasini53]

early 9 speed or 8'ish?? It appear to have the steel-alloy axle as opposed to the aluminium axle. That may be the key identifier on a parts chart then match up to the production era. I'm no authority on the Campy era's, I usually end up looking at old parts diagrams for identifiers.

[oldpotatoe]

early 9 speed or 8'ish?? It appear to have the steel-alloy axle as opposed to the aluminium axle. That may be the key identifier on a parts chart then match up to the production era. I'm no authority on the Campy era's, I usually end up looking at old parts diagrams for identifiers.

1997 Record had a ti axle and Chorus steel..1998 Record got the really nice aluminum axle, Chorus shortly thereafter and also Centaur but pictured was first gen Chorus 9s.

[AngryScientist]

hopefully this hub is destined for a cool project wheel.

thanks Peter as usual for the expertise.

[AngryScientist]

take that spokes!

https://instagram.fewr1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/992ef0d385e3fa82fd2736902c758730/5BA69B81/t51.2885-15/e35/31941475_243542513083279_8609487512219418624_n.jpg

[pbarry]

Hope you de-tensioned the spokes before cutting them. ;)

Prettiest hubs ever. The front Record from that era is functional sculpture.

Edit: Don't think the skewer is correct in the posted image.