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Three basic types of C-Record era FD, with a subtle variation to one:
- 1. Record, which is immediately apparent from the dog-leg/dovetailed pivot;
- 2a. CDA/2nd gen. Chorus (RS), alloy arm which is chamfered at the end by the cable clamp bolt and (sometimes?) has a drilled braze-on clamp bolt;
- 2b. 1st gen Chorus/Athena, unchamfered alloy arm;
- 3. Athena/Veloce, steel arm.
I think 2a and 2b may have had hex and Allen head nut variants, but I gave up squinting at low res catalogue scans and C-Record era in general a while ago: life got so, much easier in 1995. :)
TL/DR
CDA/2G Chorus on the left, Athena/Veloce on the right (of the first picture). - 1. Record, which is immediately apparent from the dog-leg/dovetailed pivot;
Scilly.Suffolk
@Engineering101
Hi all!
Bit of a Campagnolo Chorus/Athena/Croce question! I have two braze on FDs, just trying to narrow down the groupset... Any thoughts (on this and how to get Flickr uploads to work... Sorry all)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129421081@N07/15615997789/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129421081@N07/15803531482/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/129421081@N07/15803530882/
Thanks. Steven!