Sachs new success
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it was their best iirc, my mate had it on a moser leader ax frame (the bugno one from the 91 giro and tour) looked beautifully made but the down side was they didn't make and sti/ergo type lever system for it, they borrowed campag ergo design after a while iirc.
hope that helps
hope that helps
It was nice but never the same level as Campag Record.
Brakes were a borrowed Campag or Modolo design (forget which)
Chainset was an older Chorus model
Ergos were made for them by campag.
Only stuff that seemed to be their own design was the hubs and mechs - even then, the rear mech looks like it was made by campag.
Brakes were a borrowed Campag or Modolo design (forget which)
Chainset was an older Chorus model
Ergos were made for them by campag.
Only stuff that seemed to be their own design was the hubs and mechs - even then, the rear mech looks like it was made by campag.
lelobysfoot
Retro Guru
Sachs
New Success is lovely stuff. If you've got the hubs too, treasure them. The whole shebang is really well made, a lot of folk saved up for months to get that groupset before 'credit cards' arrived!
Will go well on that Ciocc I reckon.
Same old story, if it had been 2cm bigger I would have bitten your arm off.
New Success is lovely stuff. If you've got the hubs too, treasure them. The whole shebang is really well made, a lot of folk saved up for months to get that groupset before 'credit cards' arrived!
Will go well on that Ciocc I reckon.
Same old story, if it had been 2cm bigger I would have bitten your arm off.
one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
They were Modolos, the same design that Mavic had previously bought, before they went to Dia Compe for the 451 hidden-spring model.dbmtb":3p3pp4bf said:
Sachs had bought up various bits of the declining French bike component industry in the late eighties and early nineties as competition from Japan really started to squeeze. Sedis, Huret, and Maillard all became part of the Sachs empire. Huret made the derailleurs (which also showed up in the Swiss EDCO Competition group), Maillard made the hubs and freewheels, and other parts were bought in as necessary.
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i-am-iron-man
Senior Retro Guru
Re: CIOCC
Same old, same old but like I said before, I'd have loved that Dyna Tech if it was a 54. Sounds like you've made a real score on the wheels and group set though - I wouldn't be posting here about fitting it to that Ciocc, I'd have done it by now!
Why were you selling that Ciocc btw? It's a beautiful frame.
slimjoe":mw3rc7bh said:The CIOCC did not sell last week....
So may be getting adorned in non period SACHS and ridden
i will then have a lovely 59cm DYNA TECH frame spare :?:
Any taller riders out there please get in touch if you interested
Same old, same old but like I said before, I'd have loved that Dyna Tech if it was a 54. Sounds like you've made a real score on the wheels and group set though - I wouldn't be posting here about fitting it to that Ciocc, I'd have done it by now!
Why were you selling that Ciocc btw? It's a beautiful frame.
Re: CIOCC
The CIOCC is still up for sale and ive dropped the price
reason im selling now is purely post x-mas money blues
i-am-iron-man":bamjwzne said:slimjoe":bamjwzne said:The CIOCC did not sell last week....
So may be getting adorned in non period SACHS and ridden
i will then have a lovely 59cm DYNA TECH frame spare :?:
Any taller riders out there please get in touch if you interested
Same old, same old but like I said before, I'd have loved that Dyna Tech if it was a 54. Sounds like you've made a real score on the wheels and group set though - I wouldn't be posting here about fitting it to that Ciocc, I'd have done it by now!
Why were you selling that Ciocc btw? It's a beautiful frame.
The CIOCC is still up for sale and ive dropped the price
reason im selling now is purely post x-mas money blues
