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Old 01-12-14, 08:31 PM
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Help identifying C-Record era components

I've got some old Campy I need to sell, but before I can write the ads I need to know what I have! Of course it would've been too easy for Campagnolo to put model names or numbers on their parts, so here I am.

- Pedals: no idea. They're LOOK style and have "look patent product of France" written on them.
- Brakes I think are C-Record Delta but not sure.
- Brake levers ???
- Front derailer is for a triple crank, C-Record?
- Rear derailer is long cage, and I'm assuming the aluminum lower pulley is not original. The upper pulley says "Campagnolo" on it.
- Not pictured I have some downtube shifters that shifted a 7-speed Shimano cassette with the RD pictured. That's a strange combo. Given the time period they must be Synchro, I think they are C-Record also.

Finally are my pictures acceptable for an ad? I have more detail shots, but are these good enough or do I need to re-take them? My camera sucks in any kind of indoor shot.

Thanks!

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Pedals are Campagnolo recor, made by Look
Brakes are indeed C-Record Delta.
Rear dérailleur looks like a Record OR. The aluminum is not original.
Front derailleur is Campagnolo Euclid
Brake levers dont know.
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I have those same brakes. They should have an insert for Aero configuration. Velobase is your friend: https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...=118&AbsPos=15
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Those were the first clipless pedals I ever used. I stripped the paint off mine and they polished up really nicely. Later switched to Time. They're early 90's Chorus level, made by Look:

https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...m=109&AbsPos=9

I ended up trading them to a guy for an early 70's Motobecane 531 frame.

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Calipers look like C-Record Delta, i.e. no exposed springs on their backside.

The Shimano cassette would be spaced near-identically to any 8-speed Campag cassette.
The derailer looks to be from the early 8-speed era, possibly a triple as the cage seems long and the front derailer appears to also be a triple.
Possibly those are mtb parts, but "racing triple" derailers were labeled as such.

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Thanks all. Yes, the FD was shifting a triple and the RD is long cage.

I do use Velobase but I had no starting point on some of these things. Hard to search when there's nothing to put in the search box. I probably never would've gotten the pedals or the RD.
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Rear derailer - Icarus maybe?

https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...=108&AbsPos=19
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Originally Posted by SuperLJ
No, mine doesn't have the extra bolt on the right side. I think paulkal nailed it as Record OR: https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...00a16&Enum=108
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