Tom Rawson wrote:
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> Been to Chuck's gorgeous fat compilation of Campag catalogs, the Timeline and the CR Archives, plus a couple of our favorite retailing websites but.....
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> 1. What's model and approximate vintage of a Campagnolo sidepull brake that looks mostly like Nuovo Record except the caliper arches are a bit more stylized with a raised curved edge down center of face and the logo is script rather than block letters, also nuts are tapered and closed ended?
>From Campagnolo Timeline (www.velo-retro.com):
1983 - February 3rd. Tullio Campagnolo dies. 50th Anniversary group is released. Gruppo Number 0002 is presented to the Pope, John Paul II in a private audience for a delegation of Italian cycling enthusiasts on June 15. Introduction of Super Record brake calipers with triangular cross section (as per Anniversary caliper), Campagnolo script logo, and conical-shaped nuts for center bolt lock nut and cam lock nut
> 2. I'm also looking at a set of Super Record, ("drilled") style levers but instead of the vertical Campagnolo trademark on face of lever theres a Campag shield? What might those be?
That would be something after the CR list cutoff of 1983 I would imagine...
Chuck Schmidt South Pasadena, Southern California
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