Campag didn't make the right part at the time. IIRC,
Trek used black nylon stops that year that were made
by a company called Diablo. This was on their 720
touring bike which had a "CR Dream" derailleur set--Ti
Duopar rear, Simplex LJ front, and Suntour Bar Con
shifters! Check some long-time Trek dEalers.
David Feldman
Vancouver, WA
> I just got a 1984 "Palo Alto" brand bike on original
> condition (sans
> pedals). It has a full Campy Super Record group.
> I'd like to switch its
> brazed-on downtube shifters over to Campagnolo bar
> end shifters, but I'm not
> sure what kind of cable stop would be
> period-correct. My LBS gurus aren't
> aware of a Campy part for this, but said there were
> some aftermarket parts
> that were used back then. They also said that these
> parts were generally
> garbage, and that if I wanted to actually ride this
> bike (which I do), that
> I should go with current Campy or Shimano stops.
> Does ayone know what would
> have been put on this bike back then?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave Clementson
> Palo Alto, CA
>
>
>
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