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Source for Campy toe cages?

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  1. I had a guy come in today looking for replacement Campy metal toe cages
    for his late 80s/early 90's full Campy Bottechia. These cages go on a
    traditional Campy platform pedal, and are attached at the pedal by what
    appear to be two bolts and a binder plate on the bottom side of the pedal.

    All of the metal cages we can find by normal means of are the three bolt
    triangular bolt pattern style.

    Anyone know of a source for the cages I'm describing? Is this a job for
    Mel Pinto?

    Thanks

    Ben

  2. Ben Hockenhull said:

    I had a guy come in today looking for replacement Campy metal toe cages
    for his late 80s/early 90's full Campy Bottechia. These cages go on a
    traditional Campy platform pedal, and are attached at the pedal by what
    appear to be two bolts and a binder plate on the bottom side of the pedal.

    All of the metal cages we can find by normal means of are the three bolt
    triangular bolt pattern style.

    Anyone know of a source for the cages I'm describing? Is this a job for
    Mel Pinto?

    Thanks

    Ben

    Euro-Asia has Campag, as well as other toe clips.

  3. Ben Hockenhull said:

    I had a guy come in today looking for replacement Campy metal toe cages
    for his late 80s/early 90's full Campy Bottechia. These cages go on a
    traditional Campy platform pedal, and are attached at the pedal by what
    appear to be two bolts and a binder plate on the bottom side of the pedal.

    Record C-180, Victory and Triumph toeclips. We have 'em

    Besides that pattern and Shimano's 3-bolt system there were
    a few other odd 'vertical screws' toeclip/pedal designs over
    the years. Ya gotta wonder about the rationale. "Works no
    better ,solves no problem" as a wise man often says.
    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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