If it is an early bike, the skewer would have been a cut down road skewer. I doubt it would have been a Campy part made to fit that frame.
Please do not construe this as an attempt to join the ranks of the Correctness Police. :)
Chuck Hoefer
Pacific Coast Cycles
Oceanside, Calif.
> There have apparently been a few quick release seat binders made by Campy.
> I have now seen pictures of the binder and integrated collar, which I
> hadn't
> been aware of. There were the later mountain bike binders too (and I have
> a
> couple of those). There is also the 8mm binder bolt with the knurled nut.
>
> It seems that Campy catalog 16 lists a qr, which I believe is the one I am
> looking for. It will look like the hub qr, with the curved cam and the
> conical nut. I believe the part number is 1240.
>
> On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 1:38 AM, M-gineering <info@m-gineering.nl> wrote:
>
>> Noah John Gellner wrote:
>>
>> That said, a list member has informed me that for one year Campy may
>> have
>>> made the item I want and another list member has suggested a source to
>>> contact post-Cirque that may in fact have that item. So, before I go
>>> cutting and threading, I will check out this option.
>>>
>>
>> Must have been 92 or thereabouts, as part of the mtb groupsets. Shaft is
>> M6, the knurled nut does not have a recess for the spring, the conical
>> washer will be grey plated, and the rest interchanges with a normal QR
>>
>>
>> --
>> mvg
>>
>> Marten Gerritsen
>> Kiel Windeweer
>> Netherlands
>>
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