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Sugino Grand Mighty

41.82%

Dura Ace 7710

16.36%

Campy (shield logo)

41.82%

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01-29-06 | 07:27 PM

pigmode

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An explanation would be appropriate if you feel like it.

01-29-06 | 07:28 PM

rvabiker

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There is a poll option where people can vote...just saying.

01-29-06 | 07:34 PM

pigmode

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Yeah, this is the first time I've posted a poll. Finally figured it out.

01-29-06 | 07:35 PM

dolface

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in no particular order

campy pista (fluted)
superbe pro
sugino super mighty
da 7600

01-29-06 | 07:39 PM

Plow Boy

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Forgeting some other cranks?

01-29-06 | 07:41 PM

Plow Boy

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dolface beat me to it.

01-29-06 | 07:42 PM

genericbikedude

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stronglight is best bang for buck

01-29-06 | 07:43 PM

pigmode

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dolface

in no particular order

campy pista (fluted)
superbe pro
sugino super mighty
da 7600

Classy choices. This is for my soon-to-be-ordered Nagasawa. I'm torn between good modern parts or great vintage components. My thought to go modern was to maintain a slightly more humble attitude (if that is at all possible with a Nagasawa!)

I'll try to add a vintage option.

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01-29-06 | 07:47 PM

pigmode

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Plow Boy

Forgeting some other cranks?

Enlighten me. Looks like I can't revise the poll.

01-29-06 | 07:49 PM

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slopvehicle

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in a very particular order

165mm road double
170mm road double
175mm mountain triple
one-piece stylee
cottered steel

01-29-06 | 08:09 PM

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Plow Boy

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Slopvehicle already nailed the road and mtb cranks.

01-29-06 | 08:34 PM

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moki

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c-record pista (oh god)

01-29-06 | 09:08 PM

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pigmode

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Quote:

Originally Posted by moki

c-record pista (oh god)

Yes, I understand.

I've been with Campy a looong time. It just seems as if this Nagasawa would be best equiped with mostly Japanese parts.

01-29-06 | 09:10 PM

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dolface

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i didn't even know that nagasawa was still taking orders...

anyway, my vote is for superbe pro all the way.

01-29-06 | 09:13 PM

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popluhv

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Didn't all of the Campy Pista cranks come with the shield, save for the current model?

01-29-06 | 09:19 PM

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pigmode

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Quote:

Originally Posted by popluhv

Didn't all of the Campy Pista cranks come with the shield, save for the current model?

Not sure about that, but C-Record was the last gruppo that had their highest level of polish.

01-30-06 | 12:01 AM

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sabretech2001

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Bikes: Road and Fix, Tutto Campagnolo, certo!

The more times the word "Campagnolo" appears on your bike, the faster it goes.

Really.

I wouldn't make this sort of stuff up.

01-30-06 | 09:43 AM

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p3ntuprage

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Bikes: a tvt soon to become a s/s...

even the latest campagnolo ones had the shield on them until about 2000

fsnl
sparky

01-30-06 | 09:47 AM

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shants

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superbe pro are flexy deluxe in comparison with the models listed. sugino grand mighty or die. then, da. i would throw campagnolos in the river. **** that ****.

01-30-06 | 05:37 PM

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redcurrycelt

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If you see any c-record pista cranks laying around and get the compulsion to huck 'em in the river, post them to me and I'll buy ya a beer next time you're in San Fran.

har har

01-30-06 | 06:17 PM

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baxtefer

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7710's. so stiff. and shiny.

01-30-06 | 06:29 PM

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ultraman6970

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what about miche crancks?

01-30-06 | 07:02 PM

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visitordesign

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ultraman6970

what about miche crancks?

those don't seem to be in keeping with the spirit of a nagasawa build.

01-30-06 | 07:06 PM

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poopncow

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Quote:

Originally Posted by visitordesign

those don't seem to be in keeping with the spirit of a nagasawa build.

Oh get off of it , they both fought on the same side

01-30-06 | 07:10 PM

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juvi-kyle

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shants

superbe pro are flexy deluxe in comparison with the models listed. sugino grand mighty or die. then, da. i would throw campagnolos in the river. **** that ****.

grand mightys are the fin jam.

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