WANTED: Vintage 1970's era derailleur set for l'eroica inspired build.

Posted on Sun 7th, September 2014

• #1

LewisHonour

Looking for front and read derailleurs and down tube shifters.

Thanks!
• #2

gentjim

L'Erotica, or L'Eroica...?
Down tube shifters could take on a whole different meaning. ;)
• #3

chris_gee

I have a huret set for a tenner
• #4

Dazaa

Have a shimano 600 arabesque groupset, brakes and all. Not sure if it's 70's or 80's tho.
• #5

sarged1978

Have a complete matching Campagnolo Super Record groupset all stamped 1974; includes the original hoods in blact too. Also have a set of Record wheels and pedals that are the same era but not part of the original G/set.

All other bits from same era also available (nice SL frame, leather saddle, 3ttt H/bars and stem etc.)
• #6

Jingle_Jangle

^If the OP is not up for this, you might want to PM me with more details & a price.
• #7

Gabby128

have a shimano golden arrow groupset and shimano 600/arabesque if your interested pm me

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