rebelcontender

The more I think About 8 speed Campagnolo, the more these parts seem to embody the spirit of CnV, Parts that are timeless, beautiful and still incredibly functional even in 2013.

I have one steel bike with a Record/Chorus mix and early Shamal tubulars, and it is an amazing bike to ride.

I have been piecing together a Athena 8 speed group over the last few months, I just need brakes then to choose a frame.

I thought it would be nice to celebrate Campy 8 by showing off your ride

RC

Orrery

Looking forward to this thread; I got a cheap Record 8sp rear wheel that makes me want to collect some of these parts...

Andycapp

'88 Guerciotti GLX - all Chorus, 2nd gen Record brifters/RD. Love this bike. It's gotten a couple changes since this pick and has become my "go-to" ride.

cbresciani

Here you go!

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Titan:

Gary Fountain

Now here's a good excuse to post a bike. My Campy '95 Ti Record 8 speed is a Colnago Master Piu with a later model Campy Ti seat post. It's one of my favourite group sets.

bibliobob

Here's the Andy Gilmour that I picked up recently...

whatwolf

Now dismantled awaiting a 10-sp build, but it still counts.

bibliobob

Love that Merckx!

shoota 

Man those are awesome bikes. Does anyone know if there a website that details the history of Campy parts? I have no idea when I read "Campy 8 speed" or "Ergo" or whatever where there parts fall in the lineup. I'd like to be able to read about them.

elguicho 

Pretty awesome bike, I hope I get to see it in person on one of the rides.

whatwolf

Love that Gilmour!

gomango

Best $20 you'll ever spend.

Check it out.

https://campybike.com/

Conan

KonAaron Snake 

Well we already had one 8sp Primato, but here's a second:



Here's my Merckx - which will be getting changed over to DA 8sp soon. It's uglier, inferior, but it's what they used.



This De Rosa is 9sp, but looks nearly identical:

gomango

Aaron, once 7400 reared its head, very few people here were running anything but DA for many years.

Still true.

Go to the Tuesday State Fair crits here and there is very little Campy in sight.

Junior and cross racing is the same thing.

Ultegra and more Ultegra.

With a little 105 thrown in for good measure.

KonAaron Snake 

I know it well - I first started when people were making the shift. I think it took a long time for people to accept campy again after c-record and Shimano's deserved dominance in the mid-late 80s.

Still - I'd pick an ergo gruppo over STI every time.

Modern ultegra and 105 are quite noce, especially for the $$$.

shoota 

Now that's what I'm talking about thanks!

roadrunner2012

gomango

Really, some spectacular bicycles in this thread.

Here's another.

I've admired this one for quite some time.

I'll have to go see if I have an 8 speed Campy "something" around here to post......

gomango

I'd agree except for DA 7700.

Easily one of the nicest gruppos ever.

Top notch performance.

I loved those DA stis.

They are building a Colnago Prestige at the shop right now with an nos 7700 gruppo.

That chainset on 7700 is so very,very nice.

thirdgenbird

My wife's centurion is the only 8spd campy bike left in our house.

racing t fd
racing t rd
racing t crankset
chorus brake levers
chorus hubs
wheelsmith rims
dt revolution spokes
dia compe silver bar ends (I got her indexed levers and she wanted to keep these )

updated since picture:
silver campy clone brake levers (more comfort, better looks, qr)
keo classic pedals



one of these days I will get an updated picture. If she rides as much as she plans this year, we may update her to veloce 10spd.

jet sanchEz

Both of these are built up with Record. I think I am going to take the group from the Chesini and put it on my Nuovo Clasicco De Rosa for the spring.

thirdgenbird

Is that an actual Telekom team bike?

KonAaron Snake 

It has a number hanger - I'm pretty sure that's real. Cool seeing two campy equipped team Merckx bikes in one thread. His looks MAX - just awesome.