Sweet: is the clover leaf a nod to colnago? And why is it dripping with campy? Woodrup Italian connection? Custom order for a Colnago fan?
Incidentally, that’s a big tyre and still has *some* clearance: and it looks like the chainstays are not crimped outside or inside, but are bent and...
Learned to do them on a Grifter, then forgot; thought I’d better relearn on my adult MTB - scuffed up the mudguards….
(I have however passed on the importance of being able to wheelie to my boys who are proficient.)
That’s v. Cool. Centaur was 89 90 and I guess a bit roadie crossover (I have Centaur hubs that are 130mm and screw on freewheel). What are your wheels?
Agree with jimo on the fashion absolute necessity of running a short cage mech back then, of course balanced by a looong stem (Nitto MTB-3 I...
Can confirm that they work a treat: I have Shimano shifters on a 7 sp Campag block on my roadie.
Campag dural freewheel - light and drool worthy, but hard to find anything much bigger than a 25t rear cog.
One for sale on eBay (not mine)
Here’s a lush unused campag Centaur hubset in its box. 1989/1990? It’s the freewheel ‘7 spd’ version. 36h. 130mm OLN rear. Italian threaded freewheel (you can use an English thread block, or Italian, but not French).
£135 posted to the U.K. Overseas at cost.
93 looks right for the big details: 3.0 frame, Pepperoni, red.
93 catalogue link
The serial number seems odd compared to Vintage Cannondale info: is there another under the BB?
For differences in parts vs what is stated by year, I wouldn’t get too bothered. Through the year and depending...