Identifying Campagnolo Components.
04-11-06, 09:29 AM
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Identifying Campagnolo Components.
Hello, does anyone know a comprehensive web site that has all Campy components cataloged with good descriptions? Or better yet, can anyone identify the components in the pictures. I know the Rear Der. is older than 1998, since it has the B adjustment screw, but that's about all I've been able to find out. It has a nice long cage, and I'd like to use it with an 9 speed cassette, but want to make sure it's possible.
Also one of the Front Ders. looks nice and wide, probably enough for a tripple?
Thank you all in advance in any insight.
Also one of the Front Ders. looks nice and wide, probably enough for a tripple?
Thank you all in advance in any insight.
04-11-06, 09:45 AM
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try brandfordbike.com and campyonly.com, between the 2 you should be able to get them identified, also there is a vintage forums here
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is there any chance that that it is mountain bike gear? it looks a bit like a campagnolo olympus rear mech....
