Wtd: Retro Track Chainset

Posted on Sun 24th, December 2017

• #1

Rhodrich

My 1976 Campag Gran Sport chainset with single 50t track chainring died on the way home on Thursday, and I'm after a replacement.

I'm therefore after something similar that wouldn't look out of place on my old steel frame. Something from the 60s or 70s would be perfect, but something modern and retro styled could work too.

Budget of up to £80 or so. Let me know what you've got

Thanks
• #2

deleted

I’ve a couple of Zeus pista cranks?
• #3

Rhodrich

They could work, if you've got chainrings with them (as I believe that Zeus stuff had a very odd BCD of 120 or so) - tell me more...
• #4

sacredhart

I have an Andel track chainset?

It’s a Campag copy, 9/10 condition,

48t, 165mm
• #5

deleted

Yup - chainring included (Zeus being the ultimate campy copy)
• #6

Rhodrich

Thanks everyone. Now sorted. Going with sacredhart's Andel chainset.

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