Campagnolo 1st Generation C Record Rear Derailleur very good condition has 11 code on back which is 1985. Classic C-Record ready for your vintage build. All chainwheel bearings lubed with synthetic, tight and functional unit. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Cycling\Vintage Cycling\Vintage Bicycle Parts”. The seller is “bro-8130″ and is located in this country: US. This item can…
Campagnolo Record pedals first generation, produced in 1958 only. This pedals match with the first generation Record crankset, the one with the back-pedals cap. You can recognize them because they have shorter thread than late Record pedals AND the part of the spindle where you put the wrench is completely FLAT. Very good condition, some light signs of use. For…
COLNAGO MASTER COBALTO – 1ST GENERATION. Another great find to be displayed in our showroom in Poznan – Poland Just 2,5 hour drive from Berlin – Germany. If you’re in the area you need to visit us, drink some coffee and try our bikes. Besides vintage collection, we stock many brand new (we are an official distributor of Bianchi, Colnago,…
Campagnolo Record pedals first generation, produced in 1958 only. This pedals match with the first generation Record crankset, the one with the back-pedals cap. You can recognize them because they have shorter thread than late Record pedals. AND the part of the spindle where you put the wrench is completely FLAT. Spindle thread: 9/16 x 20. Very good condition, excellent…
Campagnolo C Record Bicycle Groupset, vintage, mid 1980s made in Italy. Campagnolo C Record Crankset with original self extracting bolts, 175 mm crank arms, original Campagnolo Chainring Bolts, original Campagnolo Chainrings 53/42, Engraved first generation shield logo. Campagnolo Engraved C Record Shift Levers, friction, retrofriction first generation design. Campagnolo C Record Rear Derailleur, first generation, engraved logo, enclosed pulley design.…
Battaglin C4 Compact Line – Campagnolo C-Record 2nd generation. Giovanni Battaglin is a legendary former cyclist born on July 22, 1951 in Marostica (Vicenza, north-east Italy). In 1981, in less than two months, he won Vuelta and Giro and was only the second player after Eddy Merckx to win the double victory of Vuelta-Giro. At the beginning of the 1980s,…