Identifying Campagnolo brake
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Oooh, the fabled Campy "pinza freno invisibile"!
Seriously, though, your picture didn't go through.
Seriously, though, your picture didn't go through.
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Not sure of the model but it is a 70's compact. Also it is missing a cap bolt and washer and shoulden't be used without these.
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