Campagnolo self extracting bolt removal tool...

[pigman]

That sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. I have found someone who is selling me one.

Maybe. But its what I did to get one off a Stronglight Impact chainset and it worked a dream.
Anyway, good to know you're sorted

 

[MattiThundrrr]

a 92' Marinoni with 93' Record 8 speed.

You're going to have to share pictures of that one eventually

 

[Rod_Saetan]

If you don’t have the crank bolt and need to remove the crank I have the correct tool here:

https://bicyclist.cc/product/campagnolo-reverse-thread-crank-extractor/

 

[Obi-Juan]

Well, now it's just a nice keychain, although I can turn it back into a tool whenever I want. For now I prefer it that way. And it is not for sale, it is just a curiosity that I cherish with affection

 

[Nob]

Well, now it's just a nice keychain, although I can turn it back into a tool whenever I want. For now I prefer it that way. And it is not for sale, it is just a curiosity that I cherish with affection

Need the Campag chain

 

[Jesper]

If you don’t have the crank bolt and need to remove the crank I have the correct tool here:

https://bicyclist.cc/product/campagnolo-reverse-thread-crank-extractor/

That was what I was referring to. I had a machine shop make me one for the lefthand application. I think I needed it for some Chorus/CdA cranks also.

 

[Obi-Juan]

Need the Campag chain

Well, that's just a portion of a Rohloff S.L.T. 99
The truth is that they went very well with Campagnolo, although I think that the Sachs SC 80 R works better for 8-speed synchronized groupsets
The Sachs also work very well with 7 speed gearboxes.
In general, and because it is already difficult to access Rohloff, I usually put Sachs chains on almost all my bikes unless they have a Shimano groupset, and even then sometimes I also put Sachs chains. There are still many new ones to be found
Another option that I really like are the Connex by Wippermann.

 

[Nob]

Campagnolo & KMC is my match up

 

[Jared Purdy]

You're going to have to share pictures of that one eventually

The 92' Marinoni "Special" with 93' Record groupo. Oh, and I secured the Campag self-extracting bold removal tool. It arrived today!

 

[MattiThundrrr]

The 92' Marinoni "Special" with 93' Record groupo

That's a lovely thing, isn't it? Guiseppe is truly a master of the torch. He figures that he made somewhere around 40,000 frames, but is still learning the craft. As of 2018, he was also still setting records on the bike too, albeit in the 75+ categories