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hamster
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First chainset was 4-arm :shock:

An amazing machine - low pro frame, 4 arm crank...fun that there is nothing really new!
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John
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Wow. Very cool, thanks for posting up.

Be interesting to get full details on that restoration. Have to admit my knowledge of anything about 1970 is sketchy...
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Big claps! Wonderful. :mrgreen:
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Thanks a lot to all of of you....

the story of the chainset is that the frame was found with Ganna chianset, and Ganna BB...witch I have used to make Eroica 2009.... Is like a compact....

But the chain line is much beutuifull with BSA chainset....


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andreaviola
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Old Ned wrote:
Brilliant! Binda - as in Toestraps. Martano - as in rims?

You're a hero to ride L'Eroica on that, do you still have all your fingertips after using that Margherita gear?!


Vittoria chain is very easy to use.....

CAmpagnolo due leve is very difficult
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drewll :wink: thats s.x on wheels :D
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