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some parts. NIB 2002-2006, when Campy still made Record triple and Record was available polished rather than black/carbon. (I may choose a different front derailleur without the black knuckle.) The QRs are not included in the photo... as they will not be used. click to enlarge click to...

click to enlarge I was given these brakes and told they were possibly C-Record, maybe Chorus (though I think they might be pre-Chorus), maybe something else... anyways, please help me identify them. I have had a look through some of the old catalogues available around the net but haven't had...

Thanks for the article, FemtoMetre. It's always an adventure! I'm not going to repaint this Mercian, as I like its antique appearance too much. It is a 55cm, which is 2-3cm too large for me, so I am building it as an upright bike. chris667, it rides beautifully... like nothing else I've ever...

Blue King or Campy Record?

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Are you looking for the part that goes over the end of the brake housing and slots into that groove in the brake level on the left of the second image? If so, it's called a ferrule. Visit a shop specialising in older or less-common bikes and parts. They will probably have a selection of old...

I think you're right that the Campy 8-speed cassette will work with the Shimano 7-speed shifter. Sheldon Brown confirms that the spacings are 5.0mm for both cassettes. http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/shiftmate.html This was my initial reaction too xD

Hello, I am looking for a fairly short Dura-Ace stem (70 to 90mm). I would prefer one of those with the engraved logo, rather than the painted logo (as the AX models had). Regards, f