tighten up the cones a little bit. should be an easy job

It's probably the cone adjuster that's loosened off - yes, it's easy to readjust.

this bit (non drive side): http://harriscyclery.net/product/campagnolo-record-rear-hub-adjusting-sleeve-w-bolt-sku-hu9953-qc49.htm

Loosen off the allen bolt, tighten (clockwise) the whole collar just enough to remove play then do the bolt up again.

Erm, aren't the latest Campag wheels all sealed catridge bearings? This means there are no such things as cones, let alone adjusters. See here: [url= http://www.campagnolo.com/jsp/en/wheelsdetail/item_sciroccocop_catid_10.jsp ]LINKY[/url]

If so, the bearings need replacing. This is simple, takes 15 mins and will cost <£10 for new bearings from eBay, you just need the bearing part number, printed on the seal of the current beaings e.g. 6905RS

Hope that helps

Rob
[url= http://www.bigrobracing.co.uk ]bigrobracing.co.uk[/url]

The wheels are off an old bike so will check tonight.

Old and new expensive whe
els check cones, new cheap wheels change the cartridge bearings, neither its hard.

My 2010 Zonda wheels had a bit of play in the hub after only a couple hundred miles, there is a lock ring which has a small grub screw in the side, I loosened the grub screw and then turned the lockring clockwise until the play was removed, and then tightened the grubscrew.

They are sealed bearings so will change them - anyone know the code?

Also bit annoying that campag have a difference cassette tool to shimano!