Campagnolo Triomphe /Victory Pedals Clips Straps
01-04-23, 04:28 PM
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Campagnolo Triomphe /Victory Pedals Clips Straps
Selling from: Cleveland, OH, 44111
Payment: PayPal f/f or add fees
Price: 85$ shipped
Reduced: 75$ shipped. SOLD
The pedals have scratches and marks, missing the dust cup at the left pedal. 9/16 x 20.
They are spinning smooth.
Cages are nice with some light scratches.
The straps are marked Alfredo Binda, the metal parts have some lost chrome.
See pictures for more details.
Payment: PayPal f/f or add fees
Price: 85$ shipped
Reduced: 75$ shipped. SOLD
The pedals have scratches and marks, missing the dust cup at the left pedal. 9/16 x 20.
They are spinning smooth.
Cages are nice with some light scratches.
The straps are marked Alfredo Binda, the metal parts have some lost chrome.
See pictures for more details.
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02-04-23, 01:50 PM
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Those are Triomphe. The cage part where your cleats would engage is a separate piece and is steel on the Victory. Also the toe clip attachment is different.
Edit: Actually I'm not sure if the cage is aluminum or steel, but it is a separate piece (on Victory).
Edit: Actually I'm not sure if the cage is aluminum or steel, but it is a separate piece (on Victory).
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02-04-23, 03:11 PM
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Actually the preferable pedal in my humble opinion...better platform for the foot.
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02-06-23, 02:48 AM
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These are fine pedals for people with big feet or for wearing shoes with a bigger profile. A good deal considering the toe clips, straps, etc.
