Mountain bikes with Campagnolo
10-10-12, 03:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Italuminium
Yeah according to the catalogue they sold them in Short, Medium and Long. No markings, right?
12-14-12, 01:46 AM
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ooooh... check out this beastie! Neon yellow Basso MTB with full campy Centaur, replete with ultra-dorky derailer guard!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CAMPAGNOLO...item19d74e999b
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CAMPAGNOLO...item19d74e999b
12-14-12, 05:49 AM
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I was one of the people responsible for working on Juli Furtado's Yeti that used these parts. We were sponsored by Campagnolo and we were around those guys all the time. They made a large investment in MTB racing and much of it was squandered on a massive truck by the people contracted to provide support and a near-miss at a world championship.
I wasn't involved in the business part of it and really had no idea who Mr. Campagnolo was or that any of this road bike stuff was a big deal (no kidding). I actually have met some of the people I study and read about now and it causes me a bit of distress. I met Eddy Merckx and said "hey dude".
I wasn't involved in the business part of it and really had no idea who Mr. Campagnolo was or that any of this road bike stuff was a big deal (no kidding). I actually have met some of the people I study and read about now and it causes me a bit of distress. I met Eddy Merckx and said "hey dude".
12-15-12, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by ftwelder
I wasn't involved in the business part of it and really had no idea who Mr. Campagnolo was or that any of this road bike stuff was a big deal (no kidding). I actually have met some of the people I study and read about now and it causes me a bit of distress. I met Eddy Merckx and said "hey dude".
12-15-12, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by ftwelder
I was one of the people responsible for working on Juli Furtado's Yeti that used these parts. We were sponsored by Campagnolo and we were around those guys all the time. They made a large investment in MTB racing and much of it was squandered on a massive truck by the people contracted to provide support and a near-miss at a world championship.
I wasn't involved in the business part of it and really had no idea who Mr. Campagnolo was or that any of this road bike stuff was a big deal (no kidding). I actually have met some of the people I study and read about now and it causes me a bit of distress. I met Eddy Merckx and said "hey dude".
I wasn't involved in the business part of it and really had no idea who Mr. Campagnolo was or that any of this road bike stuff was a big deal (no kidding). I actually have met some of the people I study and read about now and it causes me a bit of distress. I met Eddy Merckx and said "hey dude".
Hey dude!
12-15-12, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Italuminium
no, but putting XT on the bike would detract from the all campy theme .
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12-16-12, 02:15 AM
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Originally Posted by frantik
it might be worth it to use a shimano hub and a hyperglide cassette or whatever campy has im sure they have a modern HG equivalent. that is if you don't like single speed
09-01-13, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Zieleman
I would have expected Saarf on this thread, he has a couple of Colnago mtb's with full campy. Except for the rims, I believe they were Rigida dp18. He's probably somewhere in Toscany right now...
I have a master and pinarello both with campy mtb,
just about to complete the master, but just having agg fitting the bullet shifters
I have a third gruppo in black on hold for my latest mtb, a cinelli argentovivo
which, funny enough, also comes with rigida rims
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Pinarello is getting a refurb, so nos gruppo, cinelli is the only one that can legitimatly call itself an mtb frame, so used campagnolo olympus black on that, and i think i will just powder coat it so i wont be tp precious about getting dirty or crashing off road on it
I'm in the race in ole' Tuscany, but can't confirm an appearance yet
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02-04-23, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Italuminium
Who's got one? I've been digging around on the web a bit, after I picked up a set of stheno rims, but information and pretty pics are scarce - show us your campy bits on bikes meant for the rough stuff!
02-04-23, 03:54 PM
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The MTB fitted with Campy were very rare and are highly collectible.
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Originally Posted by georges1
The MTB fitted with Campy were very rare and are highly collectible.
02-04-23, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by prinaldi
do you know anybody that would like to buy it?
02-04-23, 05:35 PM
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Somehow missed this thread over the years but have a crumb to contribute. Waaaay back I built up an MTB out of a damaged Austro-Daimler Inter 10 531 road frame and a CroMo cruiser fork. This was in '83 and I had already years before that purchased a pair of Campy large flange hubs that I found for sale in an advertising newspaper (remember those?) called the Trading Post. Twenty bucks, including the oversized spoke holes. Built those up with 105 ga. spokes on Araya 7X rims and then cobbled the rest together.
Here it is shortly after completion.
When that frame broke I swapped the parts over to a Cimarron frameset I got from the shop I was working at.
The front. Somebody evidently tried drilling new, smaller holes between the oversized ones.
And the rear.
That's all folks. Never been a Campy guy.
Still have the bike, by the way, and it's awaiting a drop bar conversion.
Here it is shortly after completion.
When that frame broke I swapped the parts over to a Cimarron frameset I got from the shop I was working at.
The front. Somebody evidently tried drilling new, smaller holes between the oversized ones.
And the rear.
That's all folks. Never been a Campy guy.
Still have the bike, by the way, and it's awaiting a drop bar conversion.
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02-04-23, 06:45 PM
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How about a drop bar with Campy barcons.... I just finished this Marin Palisades Trail conversion what do you think? Works pretty well as gravel bike.
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