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07-12-07, 12:02 AM
i've used the search but only found threads with no replies, hopefully more luck here.
I have a Campy double crankset I am trying to identify.
From the research I've done it makes me feel like these are C-Record, but this is mainly going off comparing the cranks to pictures online (specifically the logo on the crank arm and the way one of the spider arms is behind the crank arm - although this may be indicative of just the time period, which i think is early 90's)
On the back of the drive side crank arm it reads
172.5 [31] 9/16" X 20 F.
the [ ] is really a box, and is what may give the make away possibly?
Behind the non-drive crank arm it reads:
172.5 (a triangle) [22] 9/16" X 20 F.
(a triangle) is simply well, a triangle.
Here is a picture:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v73/donotpanic/100_0773-1.jpg
thanks so much for the help
I have a Campy double crankset I am trying to identify.
From the research I've done it makes me feel like these are C-Record, but this is mainly going off comparing the cranks to pictures online (specifically the logo on the crank arm and the way one of the spider arms is behind the crank arm - although this may be indicative of just the time period, which i think is early 90's)
On the back of the drive side crank arm it reads
172.5 [31] 9/16" X 20 F.
the [ ] is really a box, and is what may give the make away possibly?
Behind the non-drive crank arm it reads:
172.5 (a triangle) [22] 9/16" X 20 F.
(a triangle) is simply well, a triangle.
Here is a picture:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v73/donotpanic/100_0773-1.jpg
thanks so much for the help