what group / era are these Campagnolo pedals from
03-24-13, 01:02 PM
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what group / era are these Campagnolo pedals from
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03-24-13, 01:09 PM
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they do look like chorus pedals but mine do not have the guide for the toe strap.
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Originally Posted by owenmyers
they do look like chorus pedals but mine do not have the guide for the toe strap.
03-24-13, 03:47 PM
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they're certainly too heavy-looking to be C-record. Those had a more streamlined shape.
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Originally Posted by gomango
HMMM, I was told by a forum member that these were mid 80s Victory.
So what are these then?
So what are these then?
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Originally Posted by Citoyen du Monde
Triomphe. The Victory pedals have a riveted rear plate. Yours are part of the body.
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Originally Posted by gomango
HMMM, I was told by a forum member that these were mid 80s Victory.
So what are these then?
So what are these then?
The horseshoe-shaped body is unique to Triomphe, and (IMHO) makes them one of the most comfortable pedals to use with street shoes. I have several sets.
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
Those look like Triomphe:
The horseshoe-shaped body is unique to Triomphe, and (IMHO) makes them one of the most comfortable pedals to use with street shoes. I have several sets.
The horseshoe-shaped body is unique to Triomphe, and (IMHO) makes them one of the most comfortable pedals to use with street shoes. I have several sets.
Yes, I have been known to ride the Zullo around the city lakes on Sunday with my wife.
In my Adidas Samba indoor soccer shoes.
Very comfy, but not a performance shoe for riding.
Bottom isn't stiff enough.
01-29-15, 12:43 PM
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Can anyone recommend a shoe to wear with these pedals? I did a retro sportive in the summer using an old pair of vans pumps and they were no good! Thanks.
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