Convert n3w rapid red carbon wheels to xdr?

[Likes2ridefar]

What exactly is needed to do this? I’ve n3w and want to move to xdr but am uncertain which part or parts are needed.

The wheels I have: https://www.fulcrumwheels.com/en/whe...PID-RED-CARBON

[Clean39T]

If you are going from N3W to XDR, you need an axle swap..

https://adapters.fulcrumwheels.com/?id=1

Excellent wheels though - and worth the effort, atmo.

[Dave]

Should just be a standard Campy XDR freehub body, If so, I've got a couple of them that are barely used. They've been sitting in a drawer for about 4 years now.

[Likes2ridefar]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

If you are going from N3W to XDR, you need an axle swap..

https://adapters.fulcrumwheels.com/?id=1

Excellent wheels though - and worth the effort, atmo.

Thanks. I got a quote much higher than expected which is why I came to the paceline brain trust. The quote is from a shop I’m learning to not trust when it’s anything related to Campagnolo. Due to slow delivery times for the standard part I opted for the ceramic version for $200 and was having a hard time accepting I needed the bearings too…usually a freehub swap was simpler with other hubs.

[herb5998]

The Fulcrum Rapid Red Carbon has the 17mm axle already, so you just need kit # FC-R0-126, this is the XDR driver, plus corresponding washers/spacer for retrofit on the axle.

As far as the how to:

https://www.campagnolo.com/ca-en/sha...LCARBONDB.html Look at the technical documents OP004, page 7 covers the Campagnolo freehub swap process (the hub specs are the same for your Fulcrums)

[feynman]

Not the R0-202?

I lack confidence, but this is what I see listed in the Rapid Red Carbon documentation.

I probably shouldn't even post, but I'm gonna anyway.