Campagnolo Daytona and Galli Criterium parts

[ugo.santalucia]

3 Items:

1) Campagnolo Daytona 9 speed rear derailleur in very good conditions. Works very well, shifts 9 and 10 speed cassettes, possibly 8 but I have not tried. 20 pounds delivered to UK address

2) Campagnolo Daytona 10 speed front derailleur in very good conditions, band on, includes shims for 28.6 mm seat tube. 10 pounds delivered to a UK address. Shifts 10 speed chains but rubs slightly with 8-9 speed ones. I would only use it with 10 speed chains

3) Galli Criterium brake calipers including recessed bolts. Pads are non original (Koolstop) and had to be filed to fit the Galli holders. Calipers are in very good conditions, but I would probably fit a new set of shoes and pads to be on the safe side. 12 pounds delivered to a UK address

 

[ferrus]

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Daytona rear mech' please. PM on the way

 

[ugo.santalucia]

Rear derailleur sold

 

[bagpuss]

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Front mech please .pm on way

 

[ugo.santalucia]

Front derailleur sold.

Anyone for the Galli Calipers?

 

[KermitGKona88]

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Are the Galli nut or A/K fitting please ?

 

[ugo.santalucia]

As above, they are recessed bolt fitting and they come with the bolts. Criterium are same period as Super Record... early 80s and they "copy" the design of SR calipers

 

[KermitGKona88]

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I feared as much, I need some nut fitting ones

Cheers

Mark

 

[ugo.santalucia]

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I feared as much, I need some nut fitting ones

Cheers

Mark

problem is typically the nut fitting ones are all 1960-70s and all crap... things like Weinmann and Universal just don't do the job of stopping a bloke on a bike. What I did on a 1960s Claude Butler was to open up the inner hole on the fork and rear bridge with a drill so that it would take a recessed bolt. It isn't one for the purists, but it allows you to use better brakes