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FS: Misc old Campy components

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  1. The following parts are all circa 1990, and may be of use
    to someone with a vintage bike from that era. I have no
    idea what these parts are worth, so if interested, contact
    me and make an offer. All these parts are moderately used
    (a couple thousand miles, maybe), and any blemishes are as
    noted. Feel free to e-mail with any questions.

    1. Record rear derailleur:

    http://www.assist.org/larry/campyrd1.jpg

    Light scratches as visible between the adjustment screws.
    I couldn't get a good true-to-color photo because the unit
    was so reflective. The pulleys are actually white.

    2. Record bottom bracket:

    http://www.assist.org/larry/campybb1.jpg
    http://www.assist.org/larry/campybb2.jpg
    http://www.assist.org/larry/campybb3.jpg

    The box may be the original, or it may be the box the
    replacement bb came in -- I don't remember which. The
    spindle is marked 70-SS. The cups are marked 36X24F.
    The tapers are clean.

    3. Record downtube shifters:

    http://www.assist.org/larry/campyshift1.jpg

    Both levers are lightly nicked on the edges (as visible
    on the left lever in the photo).

    4. Chorus brake levers (note: not shifters!)

    http://www.assist.org/larry/campylever1.jpg

    I preferred the Chorus brakes, with real calipers (one
    caliper arm came up through a slot milled into the other)
    to the delta brakes that were part of the Record line at
    the time. The calipers are still on my Somec, and I
    replaced these levers with Ergo levers back when Ergo was
    first introduced (in fact, I think all these parts are
    the leftovers from that upgrade). Both levers are nicked
    as visible on the left lever in the photo. Both hoods are
    still in nice shape.

    Larry Coon

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