Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L’Eroica

Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica

Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica
Ready to ride or fondle – as clean a copy that you’ll find sporting its original steel jockey wheels. Minor commensurate inner chrome cage plate wear (see images). 330g – Thanks for looking… From The Original Campagnolo Timeline A history of Campagnolo from 1901 to 1987. ” “1962 – At the October Paris bicycle fair the Record rear derailleur (chrome plated bronze) is introduced. This has a revised cage shape with the pivot behind and closer to the jockey pulley and center punched rivets; it is designed to be able to shift the new six-speed Regina freewheel and back of body is marked “13-36″ for usable freewheel size (in reality, a 13-28 freewheel is the maximum). Note that six-speed freewheels don’t come into common usage till the mid-late seventies. Kindly peruse the detailed images carefully as they are representative of condition. Feel free to reach out with any questions or requests for additional information. Smoke and pet free residential environment.
Campagnolo Record Bronze Rear Derailleur. 1963 1st Gen. Mod 1020. L'Eroica