Originally Posted by
squirtdad
fwiw
I spent a lot of time on Ofmega crankset and bottom bracket research and experimentation when I was given a 'free" torpado super stradaa couple of years ago.
At best there is a lot of mystery and uncertainty including on velobase.
this is my understanding (which again is based on research of a voodoo subject and some personal experience)
Early Ofmega cranksets used a proprietary taper. The problem is no one can define exactly what early/old means. to quote sheldon "(Note: Old Ofmega/Avocet spindles were quite a bit skinnier/longer even than ISO. There are no modern bottom brackets that work with old Ofmega/Avocet cranks.)"
The ofmega cranksets from the 80's (again not precise) think competizone and CX (at least I hope CX as I just ordered a set on ebay) were essentially campy clones with ISO taper and they used the asymmetrical bottom bracket (118.5 mm spindle) like campy records did. The Mistral may be different
Let me throw another monkey wrench into the machinery, and that is Campy did not officially use ISO until 1994, prior to that you will see Campagnolo taper (described as being between ISO and JIS; closer to JIS).