ID my old campagnolo (date/model/appraisal?)
I've been trying to date an old campagnolo I received. just curious if anyone could help me out. Although I dont have pictures yet, I have the serial number (71 A 1197) and I know its late 70s. Like I said, pretty sure the frame itself is campagnolo: brake levers, gear shifters, etc. all have either "campagnolo brev" or "campagnolo nuovo record" on them.
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Umm, let me be the first to jump in here & say that Campagnolo never made frames, just bike parts.
A story is told about a fellow who drove an unbadged Lotus 11 into a gas station. The young attendant, wishing to impress, glanced at a knock-off hub and asked, "What model Undo is this, Mister?" |
No help without pics on this one. Like the other poster said, despite your pretty sureness, the frame is not "Campagnolo."
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If the frame has a campagnolo sticker on it somewhere, it is referring to the parts, not the frame.
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The OP may be refering to the presence of Campagnolo dropouts, as opposed to a sticker. Let's hope so.
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It still wouldn't matter - it's not a Campagnolo frame.
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but who made the neutral support frames?
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
(Post 11810417)
but who made the neutral support frames?
http://www.sandcreeksports.com/murray.htm I have seen Campagnolo delaced frames show up on ebay from time to time - possibly neutral support bikes, or more likely built as parts hangers for bike shows. They were probably built by folks like Billato, BMZ, etc. |
Isn't anyone going to ask the newbie for pictures? Anyway your bike is a 1971 Atala.
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