Wanted: Campagnolo super record

Posted on Fri 17th, August 2012

• #1

bugloss

Hi
I'm after 1980's Campagnolo super record chain set, pedals, clips and straps.

Faggin pantographing even better but not necessary.

Campagnolo SR brake hoods in good condition.

Needs to all be in serviceable condition ideally 172.5 mm cranks.

Yellow benotto tape. "Thats a long shot."

Cheers big ears.

Sorry forgot to mention Campagnolo SR downtube shifters and all bits for barze on bosses.
• #2

chris_gee

I have a pair of record 'SL' pedals, 160 gms each, very good condition indeedy.
• #3

bugloss

Okey dokey.
How many millions?
• #4

.gaz.

campy oldy has yellow benotto, I think.
• #5

bugloss

Thanks Gaz I'll check it out.
• #6

rushton

I've got this for sale....http://www.lfgss.com/thread91622.html
• #7

bugloss

Ok
I like the wheels and hubs and the peddles and cranks is it Strada or pista?
• #8

bugloss

Ok
I like the wheels and hubs and the peddles and cranks is it Strada or pista?

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