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Campy C-Record drivetrain parts

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  1. Ebay auction: 3677996154. Closes in 9 hours.

    Campagnolo extravaganza!

    Ladies and gentlemen: all the critical parts for the
    restoration of an 80's high-end road bike. These parts came
    off of a mint 1986 Pinarello Montello. Included are:

    Campagnolo C-Record rear derailleur. Top of the line unit.
    The prettiest derailleur ever made. 7-speed generation, but
    has the range to shift anywhere from 5-9 cogs. Low-friction
    ball-bearing pulleys.

    Campagnolo C-Record Synchro indexed downtube shifters. 7-
    speed, designed for use with the above derailleur. These
    shifters were manufactured in at least 6 different versions
    for compatibility with different derailleurs. Trying to buy
    the shifters and derailleurs separately on Ebay and then
    matching them is a high risk strategy. Buy here.

    Regina CX/CXS 7-speed freewheel. 13-23 cogs. Very low miles
    and spins freely. Designed to index with the above shifters
    and derailleur.

    I have also included a spare Regina 6-speed freewheel. Low
    miles. 12-19 cogs. This will not index with the shifters,
    the top 4 cogs could someday be used as replacements on the
    7-speed freewheel.

    Regina CX-S chain. This out of production chain has
    become a cult classic due to its low weight and
    durability. Low miles.

    All parts are in excellent condition, and are 100%
    functional.

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