Originally Posted by
realsteel
That's a classy derailleur [MENTION=173992]non-fixie[/MENTION] !
Here's some Barelli Supreme pedals that I snagged a few months back:
The pedals are still wrapped in their 1970's plastic:
Objects of beauty:
I'm definitely not going to use these, but I have a scruffy pair of Barelli Supreme's plus some extra parts that I'll restore into a usable set.
Very cool pedals, never seen those before.
Just wondering, why does the right pedal have the "D" stamp on it which I assume means "Droit", the French word for right, while the left pedal has "L" for left. Might you have a French threaded right pedal and ISO left?
I ask, cause usually the language those letters are in correspond to what threading the pedals have