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Well I just bought a bike on ebay. I have learned the various grades of components in the drive systems made by Shimano and sort of know what to look for. The bike I bought has components and wheels made by Campagnola. Running gear is veloce and wheels and hubs are stated as campy vento. The bike also has mussle stays on the front fork, what are these?
Mark
Campagnolo Veloce is the fourth group down in the Campagnolo line, and is excellent value for money. You could compare it to 105, only it is better 😉. Let us just say that it will not hold you back, and you will do just fine riding it. You can look up the Campagnolo website in English and find out everything you need to know on Veloce and Vento wheels.
As for 'Muscle' if I recall correctly that is the name of one of the Columbus Forks. Not an insert, but rather the entire fork. It is also a quality component.
Google 'em if you want more info. Sounds like you set yourself up quite well.
Veloce and Vento are excellent. I used to use both, and then I went and batted for the other team for a while, but now I find myself drifting back to the wonderful world of Campagnolo.
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