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Name: chris marshall Messagefantastic site,i spend many happy hours looking through and reminising.send you some photos of my campag only bikes soon as,including my pinnerello built for and ridden by "BIG MIG"in the tour etc in 1989 whilst at reynolds.its the first photo in the book"A TEMPERED PASSION".thanks!
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Name: Laureen Steffey MessageI own 2 Frejus Bicycles 1963 Tour de France 1968 Ladies L4
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Name: Phil Townsend MessageI have been riding now for 22 years, ten of which I spent road racing. I have and always will be loyal to Campagnolo. It's such a joy to get on my bike and ride without all the BS I go through on my Shimano equipped MTB. My guess is that Campy quit making offroad components because they knew they could not make them durable and trustworthy enough without charging prohibitive prices. Shimano knows this too, but it doesn't matter to them. They continue to produce expensive garbage that fails whenever it gets a little dirty. Oh well, what are ya gonna do...
Name: Phil Townsend MessageI have been riding now for 22 years, ten of which I spent road racing. I have and always will be loyal to Campagnolo. It's such a joy to get on my bike and ride without all the BS I go through on my Shimano equipped MTB. My guess is that Campy quit making offroad components because they knew they could not make them durable and trustworthy enough without charging prohibitive prices. Shimano knows this too, but it doesn't matter to them. They continue to produce expensive garbage that fails whenever it gets a little dirty. Oh well, what are ya gonna do...
Name: Phil Townsend MessageI have been riding now for 22 years, ten of which I spent road racing. I have and always will be loyal to Campagnolo. It's such a joy to get on my bike and ride without all the BS I go through on my Shimano equipped MTB. My guess is that Campy quit making offroad components because they knew they could not make them durable and trustworthy enough without charging prohibitive prices. Shimano knows this too, but it doesn't matter to them. They continue to produce expensive garbage that fails whenever it gets a little dirty. Oh well, what are ya gonna do...
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Name: dan Messagesubmitted a misspelled email addy last time. Im researching a '67 chrome frame full campy Schwinn paramount.
Name: dan Messagehey~ive got a '67 chrome frame fully campy scwhwinn paramount that im researching.........
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Name: Galen Gard MessageI Just read your story on why do we ride and felt compelled to write. I was there at the Knoxville double 2001 when you were inducted to the hall of fame. That was #6 of 7 doubles for me that year and my first CTC achievement.I started riding in the spring of '99 with the Sacramento Leukemia team coached by Rob Kopitzke of Body Concepts. Up until then I was the informal couch potato. Never an athlete in any sense of the word. Needless to say,I found my niche in cycling! But alas, life is about change... I moved to the Oregon Coast in the fall of 2002 and have let go what has been such an important part of my life. Yes, I rode the STP last year along with a few other centuries but this winter has been dismal. I was spoiled by the California weather and am having a hard time getting motivated to stay in shape. But you know what? I'm not going to give up! Just like those doubles Keep going it's worth it! Thanks for your website and the encouraging words and photos. See you on the road!!
Name: Piero Orlando MessageCampagnolo, noi ti amiamo! I'm a campy fan too and I send you the photoes of my bikes with campy groups: http://www.pieroorlando.it
Name: Piero Orlando MessageCampagnolo, noi ti amiamo! I'm a campy fan too and I send you the photoes of my bikes with campy groups: http://www.pieroorlando.it
Name: Piero Orlando MessageCampagnolo, noi ti amiamo! I'm a campy fan too and I send you the photoes of my bikes with campy groups: http://www.pieroorlando.it
Name: Piero Orlando MessageCampagnolo, noi ti amiamo! I'm a campy fan too and I send you the photoes of my bikes with campy groups: http://www.pieroorlando.it
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Name: Timothy Tsiatsios MessageI am trying to find some replacement decals for my metalic purple pinarello bike. any help would be apreciated. thanx
Name: Andy Lamarre MessageBig hello from Montreal, Canada. Just finished a 60 km ride frozen solid it is + 4 C in Montreal today. Wish I was in Florida or California right now.
Name: Chris MessageThis is a real thumbs up site. Cycling since age 13 (1963) I would have never though that cycling would reach these heights. Keep up the great work on this site as it is always an enjoyable place to come to.
Name: Chris MessageThis is a real thumbs up site. Cycling since age 13 (1963) I would have never though that cycling would reach these heights. Keep up the great work on this site as it is always an enjoyable place to come to.
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Name: Richard Fernandez MessageHello everyone,nice site,very well put together with links and pictures,info all over the place and pictures too!excellent.Rich from the Bronx
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Name: Ian MessageWhat do you mean Campyonly?!?! Is there any other grouppo!
Name: Ian MessageWhat do you mean Campyonly?!?! Is there any other grouppo!
Name: Ian MessageWhat do you mean Campyonly?!?! Is there any other grouppo!
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Name: lynwood mueller Messagei am tring to find a replacement name plate for a mondia road bike ipuchased in 1974. any ideas? thanks.
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Name: David Burrell MessageAs I've said before. "LOVE THE SITE!" Does anyone have a Campy equipped Colnago Arabesque, or Bottecchia (red/white c/w chrome lug work) they would like to sell. Drop me a line, I'd sА to talk about buying it. Ciao, David Burrell
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Name: John Newland MessageI have an old '72 Mondia Special. Just borowsin the web. My Mondia has been all over the west - across Death Valley, etc.
Name: Harley Pullen MessageI'm trying to locate an effective forum to sell an early 1970's Super Mondia on the WEB. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated ! harley@empyreanbeads.com
Name: Harley Pullen MessageI'm trying to locate an effective forum to sell an early 1970's Super Mondia on the WEB. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated ! harley@empyreanbeads.com
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Name: Ling Pong MessageHi, I just upgraded my 80s Bianchi Campione to more current Campy stuff - Athena levers, triple crank and newer derailleurs (front and rear). I have Nuovo Record components (less than 1000 miles usage), Modolo brakes and Mavic/Campy tubular freewheel wheelset if anyone is interested.
Name: sue steinmann MessageHi - hope you have install info for campy - for the novice...
Name: sue steinmann MessageHi - hope you have install info for campy - for the novice...
Name: sue steinmann MessageHi - hope you have install info for campy - for the novice...
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Name: jb MessageHave A blue 1972 or 73 LeJuene "Tour De France Bike". Original parts(except pump) good condition, ,needs cleaning just in storage for 28+ years. Any interest?
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Name: HarryGazelle MessageLooking for Campagnolo enthusiasts
Name: Brent MacWilliams MessageI started biking on a 1975 paramount with campy that was it...
Name: Tomity-TOMITA Toshihiko MessageI looked at this HP from the past I am a Japanese bike racer I became a lover of a product of CAMPAGNOLO since I was interested in a bicycle The purchase was not enacted with a very expensive part in boyhood, but gathers OLD CAMPAGNOLO products since an income gets possible to in a bicycle race after becoming an adult There is a SHIMANO product in Japan, but feels special charm to a CAMPAGNOLO product I introduce CAMPY ONLY to my friends Please offer pleasant CAMPY ONLY to Japanese us from now on
Name: Tomity-TOMITA Toshihiko MessageI looked at this HP from the past I am a Japanese bike racer I became a lover of a product of CAMPAGNOLO since I was interested in a bicycle The purchase was not enacted with a very expensive part in boyhood, but gathers OLD CAMPAGNOLO products since an income gets possible to in a bicycle race after becoming an adult There is a SHIMANO product in Japan, but feels special charm to a CAMPAGNOLO product I introduce CAMPY ONLY to my friends Please offer pleasant CAMPY ONLY to Japanese us from now on
Name: jon Messagecampy forever
Name: Rob Wiersma MessageHi id like as much info on gardin bikes as possible as ive just bought a used one and am quite fascinated by it.
Name: Rob Wiersma MessageHi id like as much info on gardin bikes as possible as ive just bought a used one and am quite fascinated by it.
Name: ihab Messagei need socksv5,v4 plz ( high speedsure) :)
Name: Jim Hammer MessageWanted. Mondia or Ron Cooper decals/sets! I want my CAMPY ONLY equipped bikes perfect!
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Name: DREW T. MessageItalia is the best!
Name: Edward Messagewould like to upgrade my existing components with XTR components. I own a Trek model 4100, year2003. What do you suggest? and with what? Thanks.
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Name: Jeff Smith MessageI'm looking for a 53 or 54 Vitus (team KAS) frame. Either lt. blue or yellow.
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Name: Bill Thompson MessageI'm looking for a set of Campy Ergo 8-Speed brake lever shifters. Please contact me if you have a pair in good condition to sell
Name: Akira T Mizutani MessageIt's Fun Fun Fun!! Most exciting web page!! Thank you.
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Name: Jack MessageHelp! Does anyone have a "Spare" Campy Record 10s 42/52T Crankset with 170mm Crankarms & matching 68x102mm, english BB? I slid out in a bad accident on 7 may 2003 & the original Crankset is history-Thanks!
Name: steve Messagefound a Mondia Special (1971 i think) in somebody's trash. I have ridden it and it fits. But I would like to restore it, where can I get decals and pictures of what the origina paint may have looked like?
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Name: Andy Puckett MessageThis is for you Karen Drong. I want everone to know that you are the most beautiful, caring, fun, and wonderful woman I've ever spent time with. You are a vision in a dream. Thank you for being here with me. Andy If Karen likes Campagnolo then I know it's good.
Name: Chuck MessageI have a Campy Veloce front wheel hub that sounds like it needs to be repacked. Can anyone tell me how hard of job this is and what parts I need to do this.
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Name: Brooke MessageI ride an 85 Fiorelli with Nuovo Record and Dura-Ace brakes. I'd like to restore it. If anyone has any info as to where I might find decals etc. I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
Name: MARK WARE Messageexcellent coverage,information contacts etc.
Name: MARK WARE Messageexcellent coverage,information contacts etc.
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Name: SteveC MessageQUESTION ON CAMPY GRUPPO RETRO-FIT: I have always wanted a road bike with Campy components. I recently got a good deal on a Bianchi Campione D'italia (circa 1993). The Bianchi has an Italian made 7-sp gruppo called Quattro (I thought was Italian, but the freewheel says Shimano...UGH). I would like to replace with Campy, but the new 9 or 10 sp gruppos require a complete change over including new wheels, which is out of my price range for the present time. So I am asking the "Campy experts" for recommendations to make this Italian bike completely Italian. Would an early 90's 7 or 8 speed Campy gruppo make sense? I would like ergo levers, but am also used to bar end shifters. I guess I could just leave it, but it's a shame for a Bianchi to not have campy. Help! Thanks, SteveC
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Name: Dave Sutton MessageIs it too cheeky to ask how and where you purchased your frame also very importantly how much did it cost. I guess you are a tall person from the size of the frame. I am current riding a 27" steel frame road bike that was built here in Adelaide. Hope you don't mind me contacting you Regards Dave Sutton (6'7")
Name: leo reyes Messagegreat site
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Name: Reach Messagejust looking
Name: Eric Smulski MessageLove the site. Hoping to see my Campy bike in the Mod gallery real soon. I love looking at all the awesome bike pictures people send in.
Name: Jim Stigall MessageAre you serious? Campy better than Shimano? I don't get it, but hey, if that's what you like, it's a free country. If you are ever in Fort Wayne, let's race to prove it.
Name: Larry Lister MessageHow about that new Shimano ten speed stuff. You have to admit they are revolutionizing the crank set. It is going to be so much stiffer than Campy Carbon. I still love Campy, but the new Shimano stuff does look cool
Name: Keith Killips MessageThis is the best source of all things Campy on the net. Thanks for hosting a wonderul site. Now I have to go get on my Record equipped Pinarello.
Name: Barb Bray Messageenjoyed your site
Name: Barb Bray Messageenjoyed your site
Name: Thomas King MessageGreat info! I'm getting ready to build my first campy bike- an early 90's centurion I hope to build up with Veloce 9, and your site has helped quite a bit.
Name: Lee Pearcy MessageLooking for information about Raleigh Super Records--even my bike shop doesnt' belive they exist.
Name: Lee Pearcy MessageLooking for information about Raleigh Super Records--even my bike shop doesnt' belive they exist.
Name: Larry ** STERiO ** McPhail Message" I enjoy having my Drivetrain bear the name Campagnolo, because I know I drive with the best. I have had My LEGNANO San Romeo, since the early 70's and still have it in mint condition with Super Record Components. the Original drivetrain gives me much pleasuer as I ride thru Central Park, In NYC, NY. The ride is incomparable with other bikes I've ridden. Thank You Campy for being who you are,.... " THE BEST- CAMPAGNOLO" * * * * * rated. Larry McPhail.
Name: Jeff Rosenblum MessageI have a colnago arabesque that I am looking to sell. It is red 53 cm with super record equipment the bike is complete but the Finnish needs restoration
Name: Rolf Messagepeace is a cycle
Name: Brian MessageJust ride
Name: Brewington W. Croswell MessageFirst time here!
Name: Kyle Canning MessageI too am looking for a few good pictures of the campy shield logo with the wings. Thanks Kyle
Name: Andy Lee MessageHi Campy fans: Could somebody e-mail me the campy shield logo to my e-mail box? The shield logo with wings. Thanks a million in advance. Andy Biker
Name: Andy Lee MessageHi Campy fans: Could somebody e-mail me the campy shield logo to my e-mail box? The shield logo with wings. Thanks a million in advance. Andy Biker
Name: howard levin Messagelove campy, have old bianchi from early 60s,
Name: john bisset MessageBike evolution
Name: Russ Shettle MessageGreat site! It sooths my anger and shock. Just got back into biking after 20 years. I awoke to sheer ugliness. WHAT HAPPENED to beautiful Lugged Frames? I bought a bike of course. Came with Shimino. Could not find a single bike with Campy. My new bike is all Cromo Steel with traditional styling but no LUGs. Little by little, Im replacing all components with Campy, Chorus to start with and RETRO where appropriate. Crank, break calipers and derailer are Chorus. Took off the super-ugly Shimino SORO STI break system. Calipers replaced with Chorus. Converted to Down-Tube Shifting and they look great and work just fine too. NOW.. This is the great part..... I was able to find a pair, 80s vintage Super Record Brake Levers with gum hoods, Campy Shield Logo and I have them on order from Switzerland. My bike is going to be Retro/Modern I guess. Now one last comment: What was wrong with threaded headsets? I hate the new stems of today. They are God Awful UGLY!!!! Just one more thing Ive I have to convert. You can disagree with me, I dont care but the new bikes of today are UGLY, UGLY, UGLY! 1. AT LEAST: Bring back beautiful Lugged Steel Frames. If you want less weight, EAT LESS PIZZA! 2. FOR SURE: bring back Threaded Headsets and beautiful ADJUSTABLE quill stems. 3. Bring back the stylish beauty of the old Campy hubs. 4. Bring back 5,6, and 7 speed Freewheels. You dont need 3 million gears! Are you a Truck? 5. Bring back down-tube shifting. A Mans manual shift! Mostly, they look better! 6. Bring back French Cotton Tape and Velox Plugs! BRING BACK RETRO: Hate that expression retro. As far as Im concerned retro was far better in every way, especially aesthetically.
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Name: Patrick T. Wells MessageThank you
Name: Ken Wehrenberg MessageLove the site! I have several retro bikes from the 50s to 70s-- Follis, Frejus, Legnano, LeJeune, Hi-E, Gitane tandem, Vitus. Lots of Campy and French parts.
Name: vaughn Messagelooking for info on how to date campagnolo parts
Name: peter bulka Messageho ho ho
Name: vincenzo marrone Messagebravo
Name: Marian MessageHi. I've only got one question. Can I use Ergobrain 10s for my mountain bike without losing any function, that it offers? Thank you for your reply.
Name: Michael Schneider MessageHello, how to find fotos from old campy parts? thank You
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Name: kelly Messagesuper record rider
Name: pat kennedey Messagewe use and like most things campy!
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Name: Ray in Austin Texas MessageHello, new comer here. Straight to the point. Anyone interested in a Maroon Raleigh Super Records Complete Bike in MINT condition? Thanks. Yeppy New Year.
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Name: joe MessageWhat is the value of a man's and woman's brick red Raleigh Super Record?
Name: Dean Jorritsma MessageG'day, I saw your website , great stuff, I own a colnago with campy athena/chorus and campy omega 19 wheels, even in australia we love campagnolo,but that colnago oh! what a bike. cheers
Name: Guy MessageIkeja boys stay clear...
Name: mike MessageHope you guys can help me make an expensive decision
Name: Old Man MessageStill riding my original campy components from 1974 on my Mondia. Just add grease!
Name: Donn F. MessageWhat a terrific site! Why didn't I find you guys sooner?! I'm searching for any information about Freschi bikes, made in Milano. I'm especially interested in reviews, test reports, quality comments, photos, etc. I've got a restoration project to start on a Freschi road bike of unknown ancestry. Thanks! Donn
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Name: Pat Kennedy MessageGot a notice that I will be without a real job soon.Oh well I guess I'll have some more time to spend in the shop and on my De Rosa!
Name: daniel jansen Messagegood site.I have been a campy fan since 1971.I have my bike a remo vechii that I bought in Mex.City In 1976.I was my schools bike trainer for our bike team that competed profesionally in Mexico for 5 years.We used nothing but top of the line bikes with nothing less then campy.back then you could buy a full s/record bike for 800.00 dlls.My school being in mexico had as university sports cycling,soccor,instead of football or baseball.I still ride when I can.I get good comments on my old campybike.thanks for listening. D.Jansen baseball.etc. bike trainer in
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Name: Bill Broussard MessageWell, all this reading reminds me of the day I saw a '92 Basso Gap in the window with Campy Ergo and - oh my God - Delta brakes! I bought it up, sold the mountain bike to get it. Still have that bike. The last two years, I jsut kept telling myself how comfortable I feel on that bike. The Campy stuff never let me down. I have to admit that the delta brakes always seemed like speed modulators, but getting new pads (well, after 8 years :-) really helped out! A friend came into town, borrowed a tit bike - holly cow, I couldn't believe how light the thing was!!! I broke down and purchased a 2002 Viner Altec V5, Ferrari red, with Chorus 10s. I love the double-pivot. The old Basso is still in the garage - ready for another ride. From Knoxville, TN....thanks for the memories!!!
Name: shifei MessageSHI FEI RD.NORTH JIANGSU NO.100 1702 SHANGHAI CHINA 200042 ____________________________________________________________________ Dear Sir I'm a bicycle accessories shopkeeper, specialized to operate the top grade ROADING BIKE and mountain BIKE accessories. Since business activities requirement, I need your company's product catalogues. If to send by mail the 1980-1999 CAMPAGNOLO GROUPSET CATALOGUES"(GROUPSET,CLOTHING,SOCK,SHOCK, JERSEY,TEAM WEAR,ACCESSORIES,CATALOGUES,LOGO STICKERS,BASEBALL CAP,LOGO ADHISIVE DROPS.etc). I NEED YOUR COMPANY'S LOGO STICKERS. Please use AIR-MAIL to write back my home. Note: Catalogues: ENGLISH*3 Sincerely dich fruend SHI FEI 2002.10.2
Name: Marty Nicholas MessageGreat web page, Eric. If I can find a digital camera somewhere I'll send you a photo of my new Colnago C40 with, of course, Campy Record Triple gruppo. Happy cycling Marty
Name: J. Ann MessageThis is a great site! I'm learning Campy! I've been cycling for 15 years now and I have my old Ciocc back(My first real bike I raced on). I'm planning on restoring it and finding all Campy components for it. Anyone with knowledge of Ciocc bikes that could help with a date on the frame, let me know. I think it is early 80's. Great website!
Name: andy norris Messagei need bike decals for my '95 lemond titanium frame
Name: Gordon Harvey MessageLooking for Stickers for a Fiorelli Bike
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Name: Kent W. MessageI want to repaint my Colnago. Where can I get a full set of replacement decals? Thanks
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Name: Marty Johnson MessageGreat site! Bikes owned: Waterford - Record/Chorus mix, 8 speed Gunnar - Chours, 10 speed
Name: roshanzameer Messagei want to buy a old trauk and buses tayers
Name: Michele MessageHello guys! Im here just for say compliment for ur nice site! I really liked it! And...I live just 30kms from the Campagnolo's factory! Ciao ciao
Name: Alan Lindquist MessageCan anybody provide information on Freschi? I own a 1983 road bike bought from the Freschi family shop in Milan in 1983.
Name: Wade Eva MessageLove the sit. Been a fan for years, Own & ride a '53 Legnano Roma Olimpiade (cyclart restored), '61 Legnano 6 volte Campione del Mondo (original),'63 Legnano 6 volte Campione del Mondo (home restore), '83 Bianchi Specialissimia w/super record, '84 Bianchi nueva racing 12/v w/nuovo/super record mix) & my daily ride is a '97 Cannondale R600 w/ full Campy Carbon Record 9 speed group. Also, looking to sell a Raphael Geminiani w/Nervex pro lug set, frame & fork only.
Name: Bruce McLeod Messagehi just found your site,very good will call again,happy pedaling from Scotland.
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Name: JIM SHEARS MessageLOOKING FOR GEARS FOR SHIMANO CORIOLIS CO-200B
Name: JoAnne Winter MessageHi. Looking for information on Mondia bikes.
Name: Aubrey Plein MessageHi there !
Name: Roberto Bescotti MessageI love my ev2 bianchi frame, so much!!
Name: Steve Wright MessageLove the website. I'm 48 yrs old and ride a 1978 Colnago Super Record With all campagnolo Super Record I love this bike. I picked it up for $100.00 about 3 Yrs. ago. Campy Rules!!!!!
Name: Steve Wright MessageLove the website
Name: Dave Staub MessageGreat website. I am 62 years old and have cycled since I was 12. Had one of only three bikes in there whole San Francisco Bay Area equipped with Campagnolo. It was an English F.C. Parkes, filet brazed frame. Had Campy bar end shifters. I am now riding Record 10
Name: mark scotchford Message10 years of Pinarello stelvio,and campag chorus ergo....Fantastic....much better than "throw away shimano"
Name: Dave MessageFun site for a true Campy only guy lke me. Campy only since 1964. Need help finding frame spec'd for Euclid U-brakes.(I DO go off road as well)
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Name: Orv Moody Messagehi love your site and looking forward to sending pics soon of my restored 1985 Fiorelli with Campagnolo Nuovo Record with a touch of Ofmega just putting the finishing touches on it now. and if any one has any good info ont the 1980 Fiorelli line please email me.
Name: Elwood Gruschow MessageWill the sky fall if I replace my pitted campy bottom racket with a shimano uni and keep the campy carnks? YES!
Name: Lee Graham MessageGood site very informative
Name: Alexander MessageHey that`s a great website . I ride a Record -Chorus 10speed mix and i love campa very much !!!!!!!
Name: Rob MessageQuestion: I have a Campy front derailleur with a cylider that pushes straight in & out to change gears (instead of the basic spring tensioned, parallelogram design that every other front derailluer uses) What is this thing and how can I get more info?
Name: shannon Messagemy husband is looking for a seat for his boat .bicycle seat something to lean against.
Name: Pondering Cyclist MessageIf it is Campy Only, why do you not use a Campy crank? It is the largest component.
Name: Brian Conner MessageColnago Master full s/r, Eddy Merckx record 8 speed, waterford paramount full s/r and a merlin mtb.............SHI@*$! xtr. i wish campy had a modern mountain group. thanks for a great site.
Name: James E. Willis MessageI am happy to find a Campy website. Now maybe I can find hard to come by replacement parts. For stuff I have lost, the only Campy I have ever worn out is brake pads.
Name: Babu MessageI've just built a '92 Greg leMond full carbon with a complete 10 speed Record group set. Fantastic combination and Campy choice was excellent.
Name: Joe Rapuano MessageCampy rules!
Name: David Hellstrand MessageGreatings from Sweden and I must say that you have a very intresting website about the most famous cycle accessories brand in the hole world. Im a proud owner of a cresent 320 racer with Campagnolo Nuovo Record Im a collector of old bikes. mostly Peugeot&Cresent but my next goal is to find a "green"!Bianci Ride on!!
Name: tomarello MessageWhat I love best about campy...it lasts forever. My red Pinarello is 16 years old, and I've never even had to repack the headset or bottom bracket. Probably have 30K miles on it and it still rides tight!
Name: vandana Messagei want to see boucher for address book
Name: James Brown Messagegood site
Name: Matt Cahill MessageIt's really great to find this site! Stopped riding 24 years ago, before college. And, despite the longing to get back on my vintage, beloved Raliegh International, all Campy equipped, both time and bicyle were missing in action. No more excuses! On 77th Street today, buried under another bicycle outside a 'second-hand' antique shop lay a beat-up looking Pinarello! Closer inspection revealed a few tell-tale signs of abuse. The paint was a bit mussed up and the logos were badly chipped away . The crome front fork was surely a replacement, and the Shamano front wheel and Matrix rim a dead give-away that the bike had been in a wreck. I carefully examined the lugs attaching the front collar tube and was relieved to find there were no tears or bumps in the metal of the tubes. The alingment of the frame seemed perfect and both the wheels were in good true. The bike appeared to be very well maintained. Obviously, the cables had all been replaced, but the manchanic who worked on it had carefully put crimping sleeves over the exposed ends so they would not fray. What an all-orignal Campy retro find! I buzzed on the shop door and just inside the door I called down the junk filled, dimly lit store, "How much do you want for the "Professional" bike outside?" He looked around his customer and he said, "$200," and added, "make me an offer." I paused for a New York moment and said " How about $175?" "Cash?" "Yeah," I said, "but I have to go the bank..." The rest, as they say, is history. Riding through a cold Central Park, I just fell in love with this beautifully, precision crafted machine. What awesome luck! The confidence you gain as a cyclist having this kind of solid and respsonsive hardware beneath you is a nameless transport to joy. My butt is going to be so sore tomorrow!
Name: Ed Brown MessageSunrise today 7:32 am. Sunset 5:03 pm At this point each day has about 1 1/2 more minutes of day light. Thinking about moving to the westernmost portion of a time zone to maximize evening daylight.
Name: christian marshall Messagecant comment on site til i get past this guest book sign in!
Name: Jeff Messagecampy rules
Name: val Messagemerry christmas
Name: james MessageGreat campag website so much old and new all this on one site thanks guys, I have just received a new Colnago C40 all record (what else), Thanks guys its the best...check out there website www.primera.uk.com once again thanks for a great campagnolo site...
Name: dave surowiec MessageI ride a red Cannondale,thus the e-address.('got the frame new for $150.)it's got the white Campag.decals running down the seat stays.very eye-catching.I really like this site.'does being someone who used to get the Branford print catolog qualify me as a geezer?
Name: pete d Messageinterested in seeing your site
Name: David Lalicich MessageI own a pinarello campy Uclid equipped and also a Gardin equipped with chorus I tell you they are both well over ten years old and still going strong. Long live Campagnolo
Name: David Lalicich MessageI own a pinarello campy Uclid equipped and also a Gardin equipped with chorus I tell you they are both well over ten years old and still going strong. Long live Campagnolo
Name: David Lalicich MessageCampagnolo Uclid owner, would like to know if they are worth anything these days its on a pinarello mtb frame.
Name: jess olson Messagehi
Name: alan king MessageNew to Campy, just moved from Dura-Ace to 2002 Record 10
Name: jim Messagegreat
Name: thanh ha Messagei love you
Name: Sead Marusic MessageI've been visiting this site regularly for almost 2 years now. Im really impressed with amount of information one can find. Keep on good job guys its appreciated by all of us. Ive been riding Campagnolo ever since I started to ride seriously, back in late 70s and always will. Right now Im riding 92 Chesini X-Uno (Columbus SPX) custom made, Spinergy wheels, Campagnolo Record 9sp, Chorus Ergo, with Delta Century brakes-I just love every second of riding it.
Name: Terry J Sperling MessageReading Doug Lee's message re: Super Mondia Special, I bought mine July 15,1969 in Columbus orange paint all campy (Record), except mafac brakes.275 dollars.Rode that bike all over delaware county got hit by a car in a club sponsored criterium and bent the frame. It wasn't much for sprinting but was a good time trial bike, also used it for Cycelcross. Anybody remember Cyclecross?
Name: Geoff Leach MessageI have an old bike ...
Name: Simon Coates MessageInteresting site! I have been riding since 1993 and in that time Shimano have gradually taken over. Dura-Ace is slicker, works better and is flawless in every detail; Record, on the other hand, have been left behind. Shimano DA was the first 9-speed group, and Record 9 was rushed - it is the only chain I have ever used that failed. Just look at the finish! A Record crank from 1992 has a better finsh today than a new one in the shops. It is a shame. The 'new' Record carbon crank? I've been riding one (Zipp) for over two years!!!
Name: Michael W. Rothenhoefer MessageLove your website and I appreciate how informative it is. I am rebuilding a Masi 3V and look forward to shareing pictures with you.
Name: Steven Stone MessageGreat to find a site like this!
Name: Walt Downey MessageCampagnolo, the best! Nice website, I'll be back regularly.
Name: Mike Palmeri MessageNice Web Page! I have eight different ergo shifters that need rebuilding. How can I tell the year of each shifter? Thanks mike
Name: Alan Jackson MessageI also have a 73 Paramount in fantastic condition..
Name: Clayton Bowler MessageLove all the information I get from your page. It is the best source of Campagnolo info out there. I appreciate all your hard work. All the Shimano people that come on this site and write about their detest must just be jealous that the love affair between them and the components isn't as strong as it is with those who ride the worlds greatest cycling components, CAMPAGNOLO. They just don't understand, and probably never will.
Name: Dennis P. Grove Messageimpressed!!!
Name: Achim MessageHey everybody out there! It seems to me that Campy Only is trying to tell you, that the strength and quality of a biker (not only professionals, even amateurs!) depends on the equipment of the bike. Believe me: It does not matter if your bike is i.e.9-speed Shimano Dura Ace-equipped or 10-speed Campy Record-equipped!!! This is absolutely ridicolous. Tour de France 2001 showed this in a dramatic way. By the way: my bike is Campy 10-speed equipped (chorus). It's amazing...
Name: Doug Lee MessageI just got and old Mondia Special out and on the road. I love it. It is all Campy NR-equipped except for the MAFAC Racer center-pull brakes. It is exciting to have a bike with the components that I thought I would never have. The Mondia frame is cool. It is lot's more fun to say my frame was made in Switzerland than in China. I like your site.
Name: Doug Lee MessageI just got and old Mondia Special out and on the road. I love it. It is all Campy NR-equipped except for the MAFAC Racer center-pull brakes. It is exciting to have a bike with the components that I thought I would never have. The Mondia frame is cool. It is lot's more fun to say my frame was made in Switzerland than in China. I like your site.
Name: Ed Brown MessageEnough spittin already. Shimano makes great fishing reels.
Name: Scott MessageHello
Name: John Kukoda MessageI took Valentino on his first MTB ride, in Moab. Guess it didn't take. Mengili the embezzler was also riding with us, but he didn't steal anything that day. Campagnolo, always and forever! If I would've kept every Campy part that passed thru my hands over the decades, I could retire a wealthy man. If only....
Name: ken potter MessageI love (some might say worship) this site. I check out the rumours section every week. Unfortunately, your latest rumour has a bit of an error. You state the new group to come out next year, positioned under Mirage, will be called Xenon, named after an off-road group from the 90s. Xenon was actually a road group. It was never very popular because of it's painted finish. I guess it reminded too many people of (Gasp!) Shimano Sante. Except for this little gripe, GREAT SITE! Please keep up the good work.
Name: William Brock MessageThe way I see it, all important design and engineering breakthroughs happened more than 20 years ago -- so I ride Nuovo Record most of the time and Super Record on special occasions. My daily rider is a NR-equipped Legnano from the early 70s and my Sunday bike is a custom-made frame from a small Italian builder named BERMA (Mario Bertocco.) Keep 'em turning!
Name: Bryan MessageI have a 1994 Giuseppe Olmo bike with Campagnolo Record components. Everything works like a dream (still!), except the brakes, which are a bit spongy. That can be adjusted of course, but after a day or two they become spongy again. But that's logical, because the brakes are Shimano 600. (Don't ask me why, I bought the bike second hand!)
Name: Dave Whitney MessageGreat site. I ride a Cannondale frame (R-800 ?) that a former pro racer gave me that I built up with all used Record 8-speed stuff. He had a definite anti-Shimano tone, so I stayed true to the all-Campy path. No regrets here!
Name: Elliot Rauscher MessageI love this website. I ride a brand new, 2001 Bianchi Campione with Campy Mirage chain rings, a Record chain, and Veloce crankarms and breaks. It's the smoothest shifting I've ever experienced. I was used to riding my dad's ancient Takara with down-tube shifting Shimano 105...What a difference I felt right away! This is just sa-weet!
Name: Gary Mason MessageI am waiting for my Vittorio bike with Daytona 3x9 Campy gruppo. In the meantime, I am learning here so that I may be a little better prepared when I get it. Cheers...Gary
Name: Jeffrey Rumbold MessageI've loved the site ever since discovering it back 'round '98 or so. Nice to see the retro section is growing as I'm definately living in the '80s as concerns cycling. I have two '83 Colnago Mexicos, an '85 Tommasini Prestige, '78 Gios Torino, '82 Saba, '95 Condor, '83 Freschi,'86 Denti and an '80 Colnago Super. All bikes are either Super or Nuovo Record equipped and are ridden regularly as I only collect in my size. Why buy vintage bikes if they aren't going to be used for their intended purpose? There's nothing like the pure, unadulterated joy of riding a vintage Italian bike...
Name: David Raymond Cracchiolo MessageJust way too much fun! You guys are the best.
Name: Don Becker MessageI love my Rossin all Campy bike.
Name: Don Becker MessageI love my Rossin all Campy bike.
Name: Don Becker MessageI recently purchased a steel frame Rossin with all Campagnolo components. It's an old bike but I love it already. don
Name: Patrick Nolan MessageOops! Damn that function in Explorer that memorizes your personal info. Above is my email address, not my snailmail address.
Name: Thomas Gray MessageI have three retro bikes I just love (1982 De Rosa, 1985 DeRosa and a 1990 Masi) all Campy each. I ride them all and leave my almost new Fuji Shimano bike home all the time. Can't beat that all Italian ride! Great site, keep up the good work.
Name: scott jacobs Messageextraordinary site. I ride an ' 86 Colnago Arabesque with SR/NR components. I will try to find scanable photos.
Name: John Frusciante MessageMy Father's Day present is now complete! We found the instruction manual for the ErgoBrain and it should be on my bike tomorrow. It's great to have this site available for all Campy concerns. Thanks for being there.
Name: John Frusciante MessageI can't find my original instructions to install 10 speed ErgoComputer. I'm working on bike this weekend. Is there a download possibility? I already tried Campy's official site but can't get through. This site's info is great but still refers me to original instructions.
Name: Rob Krieg MessageThinking about visiting my 1973 Schwinn Paramount that has been neglected in my garage for 14 years. Hasn't been riden since the 1984 RAGBRAI (50 lbs ago). All Campy. I'm afraid I'll crush the Reynolds 531 frame if I get on the saddle. I doubt that the paramount design planned for a 230 lb rider. Ouch.
Name: gaetano magno Messagegreat site keep it rolling,and congrats on 100 years.
Name: Adam J. Owens MessageSuper site! I've been away from cycling for a long time - too long in fact. My daughter's 9th birthday is coming up on June 22 and I decided to get her a new bike to use when she's with me (divorce) and along the way I got to thinking it's about time I picked one up for myself. I used to have a Mossberg (anyone remember those?) back in the 1970's that I rode constantly. This was one of the good ones when they were still built by the shotgun company before they sold the bicycle business off. I continued hot-rodding it with Dura-Ace and Campy Record parts (couldn't afford a full Campy set-up back then) until I'd built myself a pretty good road machine. I once managed to do 8 miles in 18 minutes on that bike. Got some strange looks from drivers when I'd pass their cars! Some lowlife stole it out of my garage in the winter of 1983 and I never replaced it until now. I just picked myself up a De Bernardi Aelle (in Ferrari Red) with a full Campy Mirage gruppo. Things have changed! 27 gears and those Ergo shifters, took me a little bit of ground school to figure it all out - I still want to reach for the downtube to shift but I'll get it. The rest is still traditional - lugged steel frame, pedals with toe clips as I haven't warmed up to the idea of those new shoes (at least not yet). Did a 5 mile ride before breakfast this morning - yeah, wimpy distance I know but I've got a bit of work to do to get myself back into shape yet. The bike is smooth, swift and elegant. There really is a soulful, mechanical beauty in the Campagnolo line - similar to that of a Jaguar XK or an M-series Leica - that transcends mere functionality. It is good to be back! A.J. Owens
Name: Chris McGranahan MessageLike your site. I ride a Medici with 50th groupo.
Name: John E MessageThis year, my birthday (26 Aug) will be special! My bikes include a 1982 mostly-Campy Bianchi and a full-Reynolds 531 ca. 1960 Capo (www.capo.at), which came with record hubs and Gran Sport derailleurs. The frames are near opposite poles of the stiffness spectrum, but I greatly enjoy each one. Safety tip: use KoolStop pads to compensate for the poor leverage provided by those old Campy brake calipers.
Name: Greg Maulson Messagejust visiting but would like to know value of late 70's colnago super with full campy. Bike is black and I have all the tools for it. Bought it from a customer of mine.
Name: Steven L. Sheffield MessageShimaNO on the 'crosser <pout>, but Campy on the Ron Cooper road and Waterford track bikes!
Name: daniel Messagevisiting
Name: The time trial KING MessageMaybe you know it, but Campy has an OK screensaver at http://www.campagnolo.com/screen/win/CAM_W32.EXE Takes only about 5 min to download with at 33kbps modem!
Name: Karen Drong MessageI am 340,000!!! Campagnolo is simply the best. Thanks for a great site!
Name: Rob Ramsdale MessageI'm sorry Campag is sh@t shimano is nicer and is much greater for shifting
Name: Bill Temple MessageAny Guys out there in the UK even on holiday,if you like going fast get over to Barnsfield Heath every Thursday night 7pm Bournemouth for road races everyone catered for.The promoters PRIMERA welcome all
Name: Roger Boeke MessageI'm coming to Davis for the Double Century. If you have an entry form, I'd appreciate a copy. Look forward to seeing you at the "Top of Resurrection."
Name: Sonia Alvarez MessageI have a 1995 Pinarello stelvio that, although not too light, rides beautifully for me.Any comments from other owners?
Name: John J. Reeder, D.C. MessageFantastic WEB site. I check it out 4 to 5 times per week. Always someting new to see and read. Thanks...I thought I was alone in the world
Name: Mark Wigmore MessageFound your site super!!!!!!! Lots of tech info. Big help to me in rebuilding my Bianchi for this year. Thanks Again
Name: Tim Noble MessageHow 'bout a Campy only BBS?
Name: Steven Willis MessageIt is nice to see Campagnolo get this kind of dedication and support keep out the good work.
Name: Tom Lund MessageVery cool site! I ride a vintage 1974 Schwinn Paramount that is all Campy NR/SR except for C-R aero brake levers. The bike is still fine and very fast. It's the rider that needs the work!
Name: Tom MessageVery cool site! I ride a vintage 1974 Schwinn Paramount that is all Campy NR/SR except for C-R aero brake levers. The bike is still fine and very fast. It's the rider that needs the work!
Name: Jerry Verbeke MessageI really enjoyed this web page especially all the information about Campy products.
Name: dennis bean-larson MessageAs always, your site is magnifico! My wife got me a Campy Only! jersey for Christmas... Great cut - fits perfect, Nice fabric....I couldn't be more pleased... with it...and her! Swing by my website at www.tc-homes.com/bike for tons of stuff
Name: Harry and June Stewart MessageEverything is in good shape. Say I`m a Stewart and my wife June was a Robertson. If there is any Scots, with the same names, give us a E-mail, H&J
Name: Harry and June Stewart MessageEverything is in good shape. Say I`m a Stewart and my wife June was a Robertson. If there is any Scot with these names , give us a e-mail
Name: Johnny Durachi MessageLong Live Dura-Ace! Smoother than Record! Pretty than your mother!
Name: Hayden Roulston MessageExcellent site will keep watching it with interest
Name: Dana Elliott MessageBe sure and check out the new Branford bike pages on chains and cassettes. There are complete technical specifications on cog width, cog spacing, and chain widths. Also new is a section featuring cog spacer kits that enable you to mix and match different wheels so you can grind up your old stuff on winter training rides. Great site!
Name: Mohammed Kamal Message''Blues Is My Middle Name'' Ray Charles
Name: J. Fazio MessageEnjoyed my visit to your fantastic Campy site! I see you have been on the internet for many years. Hope to see you in the years to come.
Name: Ed Brown MessageOK, I have to admit to a case of freewheel envy. However, one of my best memories is during a climb in a race, blowing by a guy who was all duded out with disk wheels on a $3,000 bike, when I was riding a $300 bike with (gasp)Suntour components. While I can't speak for all the studs out there, pushing a 52/13 on the flat is beyond my ability to sustain for long. On a downhill, I can go faster in a nice tight tuck. The complete package is rider AND bike, and the rider part is probably 90+% of the package. Is the 14 speed freewheel a typo ? Maybe someone should develop a 13-1/2 tooth cog. That would fill a serious ratio gap. I am sure that the same controversy stewed when they went from 5 to 6 speed freewheels. (I can remember 5 speeds) How is the durability of the 9/10 speeds? Is wheel dish/strength an issue? Maybe an 11/12 would be useful with a 45/35 in the front, and an 11-20 straight block in the back, and then you'd still have your climbing gears. Sorry for the long message, but I'm a crotchety old fart.
Name: Sean Chapman MessageWhy all the Shimano bashing, guys? They make excellent MTB components. Also, without their continued presence in the road market what would you compare new Campag offering too? Also, I don't think you should be knocking the 14-speed cassette until you've tried it. Only a few short years ago everyone scoffed at the idea of a nine-speed.....
Name: Dave Butler MessageGreat campy site I have just bought a new bike with a Mirage 9 speed. These ergo levers are great. I am 55 years old, I wish I could have had this gear years ago. Happy New year everyone. DB. Mobberley, Cheshire, U.K.
Name: Sean Chapman MessageGreat site guys. In reply to Ed Brown - I've got a 12-23 9-speed freewheel, and can't remeber the last time I used the 12-tooth ring! The 23 gets plenty of use though!
Name: Ed Brown MessageLove your site. Aiming to be #290,000. Still ride a SR equipped 1985 Trek 770 (7 speed) as an everyday bike. I still slow it down more than it slows me down. How many people actually use the 11 and 12 tooth cogs on the 9/10 speed freewheels?
Name: Dave Tamanini MessageGett'n ready to race!
Name: Tere Camacho Perez MessageJust wanted to say, "Hi," and hope that one day I'll be able to afford to ride a campy 10! C-ya!
Name: Bernie Scott MessageWhen I was a teenager in the 70's I always wanted a Campy equiped bike but couldn't afford one. Recently I picked up a brand new Trek 2200 for a song. It had sat in the corner of the showroom for six years and had dust on it. It has carbon tubes glued to aluminum lugs. Dark blue and black - very pretty. It has an 8 speed Veloche groupo on it. The dealer told me that all his customers wanted was Shimano. He was desperate to get rid of it. Amazing how foolish people can be. What a nice bike. I love the Veloche groupo. It was stiff at first but now that it is broken in it works great. I can imagine how smooth a newer 10 speed groupo is. Your site is fantastic. It is a lifeline to people desperate for accurate Campy info. It is difficult to find bike shops that carry Campy anymore much less have useful knowledge of it. Campy may be expensive and it can be difficult at times to track down what you need. But the end results is worth it. Once you've tried Campy you won't go back.
Name: Charles Nighbor MessageStill like old Sun Tour Compotents better than the rest out there
Name: Charles Nighbor MessageStill like old Sun Tour Compotents better than the resr out there
Name: Charles Nighbor MessageStill like old Sun Tour Compotents
Name: Lou Bruno MessageGreat "lookin" Jersey. Outstanding fit for the American build. Beautiful design. Ciao Lou Bruno
Name: Tim Ayers MessageI received my CampyOnly.com jersey yesterday. It's beautiful! Great job!!
Name: Sam Di Bussolo MessageI love your site. Been riding Campy for30 years.
Name: ralph farrer bike mechanic Messagewey hey havn't seen the site yet.
Name: Jim Housh MessageHello, Campy Fans! I am a Campagnolo veteran form the late '70's. Didn't realize there was still a devoted following of the Italian line of components still. I figured that I was a dinosaur! I still own my 2 Phydeaux's dating back to 1978 and 1980 (Built by Marc Muller - the designer and co-owner of Waterford Precision Cycles). The older bike, a road bike, is a combo of Record and Super Record. The second bike is a time trial design by Marc and is believed to be the last Phydeaux ever built (actually completed in the Waterford factory). It has never had a component set installed on it! It's great to see the avid support of the line. Good luck to all Jim Housh
Name: Douglas G. Glondeniz MessageFantastic Campy Site !
Name: Jeff Kratka MessageEric, You are doing a great job here and passing on a great service. Believe me, there are alot of people that are very greatful to you for the information and support from this page. Keep up the great job.
Name: Bruno Matricciano MessageGreat Web Site.
Name: Mike Vaught MessageThis website is a FANTASTIC discovery...
Name: Jim Northcraft MessageAm building a CAAD 4 Cannondale up with 10spd Campy Chorus. I am interested in the ergo brain addition. I appreciate the info provided on your web site. I'm excited to get the bike built. Bout 2 more weeks for the 66cm frame to arrive. I've hear all the accolades bout Campy. now I'm gonna experience them. Jim
Name: Kasper Jebjerg MessageCampy is simply the Best shimaNO sucks!
Name: DrewDog (Andrew) Gingrich MessageI had a Campy front derailur. I gave gave it to a friend who needed one bad. They are still my friend.
Name: mike Messageyour sitw rocks!!!!
Name: Miki Theo MessageBonjour tout le monde! Greetings from Canada! Unfortunately, ShimaNO is the preffered gruppo from high-end local bike shops here in Montreal (thanks to US Postal), but I'm holding strong with my Colnago Altec Dream Record '99, campy cap, jersey & socks. I carry the campy flag with honour!
Name: Miki Theo MessageBonjour tout le monde! Greetings from Canada! Unfortunately, ShimaNO is the preffered gruppo from high-end local bike shops here in Montreal (thanks to US Postal), but I'm holding strong with my Colnago Altec Dream Record '99, campy cap, jersey & socks. I carry the campy flag with honour!
Name: Mike Mirigian MessageTake a close look at the cover of the September, 2000, issue of Bicycling Magazine. It shows a Postal Team Trek with Campy brakes and Ergo levers.
Name: Mike Mirigian MessageTake a close look at the cover of the September, 2000, issue of Bicycling Magazine. It shows a Postal Team Trek with Campy brakes and Ergo levers.
Name: Mike Yeoman MessageBritish bikes and Japanese riders on Campy! If only everyone had a nice Campy bike (like my beloved 97 Chorus equiped Jackson Arrowhead 753), I think the whole world would come together in love! By the way, Cycle Sport magazine (http://www.cyclesportmag.com/) is a very good rag (compared to what we have on paper in the US).
Name: Peter L. Coolsma MessageHi everyone. I've just put me and my Chorus-'99 equiped Pinarello Stelvio through 17 days of "classic" territory: Alpe d'Huez, Ventoux, Aigoual, Portet d'Aspet (made sure not to miss any corners like poor Fabio Casartelli), Mente, Aspin and Tourmalet (among many others). My previous trips were done with S-word 105 stuff; as you'd expect me to write, Chorus did the job very well; but it did take a little getting used to the brakes during descents. Initially they seemed a bit "dead"; but as soon as you REALLY squeeze the levers, they DO slow you down indeed. I've just put six hours of work in checking, adjusting and cleaning my black beauty and couldn't find any defects apart from a slightly "sticky" headset. that one's got to go anyway; a shame Campa doesn't use needle-bearings. Best regards to all of you!
Name: Rikki pankhurst Message46 bikes in one private colection! pre~war to present day. Mainly british frame builders and mostly campagnolo equiped BUT NO SH~WORD!
Name: wade eva MessageJust clocked 1500 miles on my '99 Record Gruppo (9 speed). Transformed my 20+lbs. SHITmano eqqipped cannondale, to a 19.6lbs missile. Also located the Campy Biodynamic water bottel & cage at @ bicycleclassics.com for only $48. Not bad for a 9 year old product. Really finishes of a all campy equiped bike. Thanks for a great site, W
Name: Naoki Harada MessageHello from Japan. Realy enjoying your web site. I have De Rosa+`99 Record & BS Grand velo+`74 Nuovo Record. This site is very famous in Japanese enthusiasts. PS. In Japan,there are many steel-frame builders. They do very good job. And mosty Campy fans!
Name: Chris Robertson MessageIs there a magazine out there that is dedicated to road machines. I used to subscribe to Bicyclist but it has gone away. The people who took it over and changed the name mostly cater to Mountain Bikes. Im not really interested in Mountain Bikes, and it seems that's all that is out there any more. Please advise. Thank You Chris Robertson PS. Love this site. I have a Bianchi with Campy stuff (corus) I have ridden it about 45,000 mi. I recently had a new rim and spokes and the hub rebuilt on the rear wheel. The guy who did the job buffed out the hubb. Gawd it looks like the day it came out of the box. Over ten years old. I am forever a campy man!
Name: Jerry Burns MessageGREAT WEB PAGE! INFORMATIVE & INTERESTING.
Name: Dave Ruedeman MessageHello- Enjoy your site. I have a Nuevo Record and ergo 9 speed bikes. Question: where can you get campy tool catalog?
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