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My guess is that your bike is a bit into the nineties, maybe around 95. (I base this on the color scheme and decals) This Daccordi La Migliore's rides very vell. Here is mine viewtopic.php?f=23&t=345773 I am 1,89 tall and my bike is a 58 C-C and suits me just fine, I ride anything between 57 to 60

Re: Holdsworth DBS Thanks for the replies; the bike is now in the post with my name on the package. The bike could very well been made by the shop, most La Migliores were tailor made to measure. I guess that the frame number can tell where it was made. This was not a bike you could go into...

DBS was the largest Bike company in Scandinavia, they made their own welded frames for standard bikes and low end touring bikes, but for the proper Racing bikes they bought frames from many different vendors trough the years. The Top model La Migliore got Daccordi frames in the eighties, but the...

Re: I bought the set i question, I paid more than what was proposed here but less than the going Ebay price. I am happy, but the seller did not look entirely happy when I left.

Re: Thanks guys, yes its the the kit in the photo above, but I think the kit for sale is older as the dividers is also wooden. I am not willing to pay ridiculous money, I am a hobby mechanic and this toolbox includes tools I rarely needs. But of course its a nice kit to have on the shelf and...

A complete wooden box Campagnolo Complete Mechanics Toolset #3380for Record/ Super Record is sitting waiting for a fair price here in Norway.I am interested and the owner asked me for a fair price proposal, he is interested in parting with the kit. But as an old bike mechanics he is aware that...

Now I have done around 80 km with the new Campagnolo brake blocks, they are bedding in fine and yes they are better than the old dry yellowish blocks that were on the bike before. There is an clear improvement in brake performance.

Re: Thanks for advise, Its not Suntour frewheel cogs, the inner diameter is far to small to fit on the body, That was the first thing I checked actually. Its not the Shimano BMX cogs either, as said above they are 9 internal tangs on them as other Shimano cogs. (Google is your friend)

yesterday I mounted the new brake blocks, but I am still not overly impressed with the braking, I am running a newly built wheel-set with NOS Mavic GP4 hard anodized rims now. I might give the new blocks some time to bed in properly before I give the final verdict.

Re: I got a tip that the cogs might be Shimano DX BMX cog from early 80's. Correct or not?

Re: It seems to be a complete set of cogs for a freewheel or cassette, there is also set of distance rings that match the diameter of the hole in the cogs in the lot I bought.

The other day I bought a big lump of NOS Shimano Uniglide cogs. Among the Shimano parts I found these cogs. I have no idea what they fit? They seems to be for some kind of cassette system as the diameter of the inner hole seems to smaller than any freewheel I have seen. brg

Re: Hmmm to late there, I think I have two of them on a couple of future projects, both of them are Camapgnolo Record/ Nuovo Record equipped bikes, I am ready for a swap for the correct Campagnolo guide.

Re: I was out riding in the rain the other day and there was no brakes when I needed them, thus when arriving home wet and cold the first thing I did was ordering a set of new Campagnolo blocks from SJS , http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/campagnolo-2 ... -prod1738/ I will let you guys know how they...

I need to replace the brake blocks on a couple of my Camapgnolo Nuovo Record/Super record brakes. I have seen red and black Kool Stop and original Campagnolo on the market. Is anything else available? What is the best? I am running anodized alloy rims on most of the bikes, but on one I have...

Re: Thank you for all advise, I took the blocks out and filed the blocks to achieve the required toe-in as described, Ia lso cleaned the rim with acetone. I also checked all the other issues mentioned above, but there was no issues threre. The brakes are now working perfectly well without any...

Thanks for all kind replies, I will have a look at the toe in adjustment. The braking action is very good on this bike,I need to be careful not to leave the bike head first when braking! I believe there is nothing wrong with the bake blocks, but I shall keep that in mind as well.

Re: Thanks for explaining, but is there any adjustment for the toe in on this brakes other than twisting the arms?

Its a high pitch howling noise,

I have a terrible noisy front brake on my DBS La Migliore with Camapgholo Super Record brakes. The rear brake is normal quiet with the same brakes, pads and rim! What is going on here? The brake set up is shown here: The wheel set on the bike now is with a set of Nisi Solidal rims, They are...