Help ID an early 90s Campy group
06-27-16, 10:52 PM
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Help ID an early 90s Campy group
I am completely out of my element when it comes to Campy and have no idea what group this is.
Its on a red Cannondale 2.8 road bike that is full Campy. Internet research has led me to think its Veloce?
Its 8 speed.
Are there any identifying traits that would allow a simple mope to figure out the component group?...or do you just have to somehoe inherently know?
Its on a red Cannondale 2.8 road bike that is full Campy. Internet research has led me to think its Veloce?
Its 8 speed.
Are there any identifying traits that would allow a simple mope to figure out the component group?...or do you just have to somehoe inherently know?
06-27-16, 11:50 PM
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The painted finish on the cranks and brakes points to Veloce or Mirage (there are a couple of others - Avanti and Stratos, also)
THe brifters on veloce have separate up and down levers like the upper end groups, --- the others have a single L shaped lever that performs both up and down functions
Good stuff either way,
THe brifters on veloce have separate up and down levers like the upper end groups, --- the others have a single L shaped lever that performs both up and down functions
Good stuff either way,
06-28-16, 06:34 AM
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Thanks. Forgot this pic. Does it help narrow the possibilities?
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The various components look like Veloce, Velobase doesn't seem to have the Veloce crankset though.
These look to be your brake calipers:VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo BR-02VL, Veloce
The FD looks more like an Athena: VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
The RD is throwing me though, that cage looks wrong for a Veloce. We need Chas or T-mar to look at this thread.
Bill
These look to be your brake calipers:VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo BR-02VL, Veloce
The FD looks more like an Athena: VeloBase.com - Component: Campagnolo Athena
The RD is throwing me though, that cage looks wrong for a Veloce. We need Chas or T-mar to look at this thread.
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06-28-16, 07:20 AM
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It's circa 1993 Campagnolo Veloce.
06-28-16, 09:17 AM
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Wow. Yet again, impressed with the collective knowledge.
So is there a way to identify what level Campy components are? ie- stamped on the components Shimano 5800, 6800, M700, etc?
So is there a way to identify what level Campy components are? ie- stamped on the components Shimano 5800, 6800, M700, etc?
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