verify vintage of Campagnolo Cranks
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verify vintage of Campagnolo Cranks
I believe these are the 1982 BMX cranks...but thats just what i've heard...I'd like to verify this before i sell them....
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OMFG!!! When I was a wee lad I seriously would have killed for those. I had a friend who had a Hutch with those cranks. And gold anodized everything else. Super cool.
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I just found this on the Campy timeline. 1982
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I think you're looking at one from 1980. At least for non-BMX Campy cranks the shape (circle) indicates 1980's and the digit inside is the last number of the year. If it were inside a diamond, you'd be looking at one from the 1970's.
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well, they are bmx cranks, because they say strada instead of pista but don't have the ledge for the second chainring. i'm happy to see that the chainring bolt holes are countersunk so you can put pista bolts in them and have a crank just like a pista crank (bolts flush with backside of spider for clearance issues).
not sure of date.
not sure of date.