Best aftermarket pulleys for Campagnolo?

[saab2000]

Some 10-year old pulleys are starting to act up. Imagine that. I'd like to replace with something better than the bushing setup they use, maybe something with a sealed bearing.

I am not interested in ceramic or any $150 pulleys which save 1.794 grams and cause .885 of a watt less resistance. But I am looking for something smooth and durable which will not degrade shifting and add noise to the drivetrain.

Do I need to just get original Campagnolo replacement pulleys? Or is there an aftermarket pulley which is good and not gimmicky?

[Ralph]

I would just get Campagnolo replacement pulleys.

[SPOKE]

Originals lasted 10 years......OEM is my first choice.

[oldpotatoe]

[QUOTE=saab2000]Some 10-year old pulleys are starting to act up. Imagine that. I'd like to replace with something better than the bushing setup they use, maybe something with a sealed bearing.

Why? How are cart bearings 'better'? They lasted 10 years, are simple, not expensive..seems an easy one to me.

[xjoex]

When I was 16 I worked at a Performance. My first paycheck I spent on purple carmichael pulley's and purple chainring bolts. I'd get those to keep your bike classy...

-Joe