Re: [CR] Campy Strada Foux Triple

Jack, and all,

The Campagnolo Catalogue No. 17 from 1974 (the hardback one) had a Campy triple set up that way, not sure what the original middle ring was, item No. 1049/3 on page 72. I agree with Lou Deeter about why anyone would wish a set up like that with a front low of only 42 teeth.

Happy trails,

Dan Artley, with a Campy Strada crank converted to 74 mm bolt circle diameter for a real granny, in Parkton, Maryland

Archive-URL: http://search.bikelist.org/getmsg.asp?Filename=classicrendezvous.11004.0126.emlFrom: Carb7008(AT)cs.com Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2010 01:11:13 EDT Subject: [CR] Campy Strada Foux Triple ( http://search.bikelist.org/query.asp?SearchString=%22Campy+Strada+Foux+Triple%22&SearchPrefix=%40msgsubject&SortBy=MsgDate%5Ba%5D ) Happy Easter everyone! While doing some spring-cleaning, I ran across a Strada crank that had been triplized (53-47-42) by attaching the 42 to 47 using spacers and longer chainring bolts. Since the 42 is not directly supported by crank-arm, is this method ok to ride? Thanks... Jack Romans Sacramento, California