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I was going to post pics of my Zinn - but it's exactly the same as Gio's, and his is cleaner, so no point now...!
I was going to post pics of my Zinn - but it's exactly the same as Gio's, and his is cleaner, so no point now...!
Show us your Campy equipped bikes.
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Here's my 1992 Litespeed Mountain, equipped with a full Campagnolo gruppo. Most of the Campy parts are Record O.R., such as the cranks, front mech, shifters, brake levers and brakes. The brakes are the latest versions, I think these were released in 1994 but like all Campagnolo stuff, you're never entirely sure. The hubs I believe are Icarus, only because the quick releases are made out of steel and not aluminium. Again I'm not entirely sure here. The headset and the rear mech are Icarus as well. I've been looking for a decent Record O.R. rear mech but they're a bit difficult to find.
I really love this bike for its classic look the great ride. I think Litespeed and Campagnolo are a great match, have a look at their early brochures and you see what I mean.
I really love this bike for its classic look the great ride. I think Litespeed and Campagnolo are a great match, have a look at their early brochures and you see what I mean.
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Sneak preview of my Rhygin...
Well I suppose I’d better resurrect this thread
Seeing as I’ve joined the club - albeit with a Raleigh rather than exotic North American bikes
My (unfinished) Raleigh Dynatech Decade 1992
Campy Euclid chainset and Pedals
Record O.R cantilevers with Centaur compact levers.
And a nice seat binder to Finish off (rest of the stuff is Sachs New Success)
Seeing as I’ve joined the club - albeit with a Raleigh rather than exotic North American bikes
My (unfinished) Raleigh Dynatech Decade 1992
Campy Euclid chainset and Pedals
Record O.R cantilevers with Centaur compact levers.
And a nice seat binder to Finish off (rest of the stuff is Sachs New Success)
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