What style is my campy seatpost? Thanks to all! :-)
02-13-12, 03:38 PM
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What style is my campy seatpost? Thanks to all! :-)
I recently bought this Campy seatpost, and I'm confused as to which model it is. I would sincerely appreciate everyone's input. Thank you!
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02-13-12, 03:41 PM
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The style is aero. It could be any of a number of models including Victory, Triomphe, Chorus and Croce d'Aune. Is the clamp steel or aluminum?
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I'd call it Xenon then.
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I'm no expert, but that clamp does not look factory... here's the clamp on mine (which i believe is Chorus)... all of the campy ones I have came across (had three, sold one...) have this style of clamp...
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I agree the post looks like C-Rec era (hard to tell them apart) but that is not a Campi clamp
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That's neither a SR clamp or a Campagnolo factory clamp; it's a generic clamp off a half-decent, forged Japanese post. Note the separate square bolt on top vs. a threaded top plate.
I wouldn't risk relying on it.
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I wouldn't risk relying on it.
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