Campagnolo spoken here.

[Bianchisti]

Where to buy Campag wheels in CPT please?

[EvanB]

[Loose cog]

Latest find after a clean, new grease and a bit of elbow grease. 

 

Beauty of Pista pedals is the undersides are not scuffed from trying to get the pedal to spin.

 

The leather straps are poor so I found these in the interim. Any idea of manufacturer?

 

 

[Loose cog]

Google appear to suggest four leaf clover belongs(ed) to Victor or Union pedals?

[Eppie]

Latest find after a clean, new grease and a bit of elbow grease. 

 

Beauty of Pista pedals is the undersides are not scuffed from trying to get the pedal to spin.

 

The leather straps are poor so I found these in the interim. Any idea of manufacturer?

What a treasure, very nice find.

[Americo]

Love this thread!!!

 

I use everything Campagnolo with my Bianchi (of course)

 

I want to get the Campagnolo Bora Ultra 50,does anyone know at what price they come in Cape Town?

 

Thanks 

[Loose cog]

About 18 months ago I had an opportunity to acquire an immaculate set of Bora One's. I never pulled the trigger and still regret that decision. Loving my Eurus but not the same. One day I may get another chance.

[Loose cog]

Just finished this rebuild of a lovely old Look KG66!

[DJR]

Just finished this rebuild of a lovely old Look KG66!

Bikes, wine, RC planes, I'm impressed  You know, a man can never have too many toys.

Edited April 21, 2015 by DJR

[Underachiever]

Latest find after a clean, new grease and a bit of elbow grease. 

 

Beauty of Pista pedals is the undersides are not scuffed from trying to get the pedal to spin.

 

The leather straps are poor so I found these in the interim. Any idea of manufacturer?

The leather straps looks like Afredo Binda's. I still have a set!

[Cippo]

The big Campagnolo corkscrew now available online at Campag's very own e-store.

http://www.campagnolo.com/WW/en/store/big_the_corkscrew?utm_campaign=52929&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Il%20Cavatappi%20Campagnolo%20ROW

["Stevens"]

I also like Alfas but still won't drive one.......

Have never owned anything but Shimano group-sets

 

 

 

 

 

Love my Eurus wheels though.......they crap all over any Shimano wheels I have ever owned including my RS80's

["Stevens"]

I wonder if this is the most expensive rear der ever sold:

 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Campagnolo-Gran-Sport-derailleur-1951-1st-model-1st-type-rare-condition-/281405789125?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item41851793c5&_uhb=1&nma=true&si=6ONsuwxwX3HdC5aWKmLe%252FPYpczA%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Really old school...looks damn nice....like an old bottle of red wine.....somebody will pay prime but not that much....

[Madone69]

I also like Alfas but still won't drive one.......

Have never owned anything but Shimano group-sets

 

 

 

 

 

Love my Eurus wheels though.......they crap all over any Shimano wheels I have ever owned including my RS80's

never owned anything but shimano!!!!! = see the light brother  - you living in the dark ages

[Cippo]

Bora One's for sale.

 

https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/135620-campagnolo-bora-one-wheelset/

[TopFuel]

I also like Alfas but still won't drive one.......

Have never owned anything but Shimano group-sets

 

 

 

 

 

Love my Eurus wheels though.......they crap all over any Shimano wheels I have ever owned including my RS80's

 

Yeah except Campagnolo is more reliable, better looking and IMHO better performing than Shimano. Only problem with it is that its pricey to buy.

 

I rode Shimano for years and them switched to 10sp Record and its chalk and cheese. That was 2 years and 6000km ago, not a single problem. 

 

And the wheels are very nice...