Help identifying campag brake calipers.

[grey-beard]

These came on a bike I acquired. I swapped them for more appropriate ones.
I'm trying to find out what they are, I'm not a road bike expert and have no experience of campag.
They look like chorus, but don't have that anywhere on them.
Any help appreciated.


I have more pictures if necessary.
Cheers

 

[jim haseltine]

I reckon they're non-series calipers. They were located at around the level of Athena/Chorus series.

 

[grey-beard]

I reckon they're non-series calipers. They were located at around the level of Athena/Chorus series.

Thanks.
Non- series? Would that be for OEM use or some other reason?

 

[Guinessisgoodforyou]

@KermitGKona88 @ferrus

 

[jim haseltine]

Think they could have been an option - you could have solid calipers in the Athena and Chorus ranges but if you wanted skeleton calipers you got the non-series items. I'd like to know for certain.

 

[otherself]

I reckon they're non-series calipers. They were located at around the level of Athena/Chorus series.

Yep.

Campagnolo Non-Series Skeleton Brakes (Athena Level)

Campagnolo Non-Series dual pivot skeleton brakes, front and rear set, are based on Athena brakes and are designed to stop the bicycle in the shortest distance without locking the wheels.

www.condorcycles.com

 

[grey-beard]

Yep.

Campagnolo Non-Series Skeleton Brakes (Athena Level)

Campagnolo Non-Series dual pivot skeleton brakes, front and rear set, are based on Athena brakes and are designed to stop the bicycle in the shortest distance without locking the wheels.

www.condorcycles.com

Thanks guys.
They're not cheap are they?
Anyone want them?