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Due to constant threats from my girlfriend, family & friends on getting medieval on me if i don't start selling my excess bike frames and parts , i finally decided letting go some of them.

So, up for sale :

-Chorus Crankset including BB bolts and original campag chainrings and bolts.

-Chorus rear derailleur with original campag pulley / jockey wheels

-Chorus Carbon BB-System ergo's with cablestops ( They have a bit of horizontal "play" in the levers )

-Chorus BB ( Axle length is 102. Threading: 1.370 x 24T aka English )

( Except the ones listed above, all the other parts are SOLD )
Cable stops and the BB can be seen in the other photo album posted on the google + account.

I will gladly answer any questions or take more detailed pics at your request.

Pictures here: https://plus.google.com/photos/115712829813932320845/albums/6051871807439310641

Looking for 130 pounds plus shipping . ( For London, it's aprox. 12£ )

ONLY Dibs followed by PM.
Thank you.
Ionut B.

Anyone ever seen a Campagnolo front hub like this ? ..world logo..oil port 55 mm between flanges ? Thank you.

ok, thanks ncjlee i'll google more on the subject, but until now i haven't seen any model of Campa pedals with that "bump/hump" in the middle...i'll search further.

Hi, i want to buy a pair of old Campy pedals, but i have some doubts about being genuine.. They look like superleggeri but both have a "bump" in the middle of the pedal.. Any info would help. Thank you.

Hello everyone, i have the opportunity to buy a Campy Record 126mm rear hub and also a Regina 6speed freewheel. The seller has no ideea what kind of threading both have, so i was wondering how can i tell if they are English, French, Italian or ISO threaded ? i've read that if they are not compatible , you'll end up with a ruined hub or a stuck freewheel...

Thank you for any information on the subject.

P.S. Going to bike shop for professional help is excluded. Where i'm from the "professional personnel" don't know jack except fixing MBK's or saying "it's old, why don't you buy something newer"

that's a relief. thank you on the info :) the rear derailleur i pat. 82, so i guess it will work nice with a 6 speed Regina (Everest) freewheel. Am i correct?

I just bought a Colnago Super which appears to date from the late 80's. And i'm a little bit confused. It is full Campy NR/SR except for the rear wheel hub , which is an 8 speed Dura Ace. I measured the distance between the rear stays and it seems to be 130mm (didn't take the wheel off , but i'm pretty sure i measured it right). Did the after-1986 Super models use this kind of spacing? Or has it been spreaded by the previous owner(s) ? I want to buy a rear Record hub and i dont know what to do, which hub size to go for or if i should get the stays back to 126mm...

Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thank you.

I've sent you a PM.

does anyone know what would this F Moser worth? i have the opportunity to buy it, but the seller isn't very talkative...as far as i can see it's equipped with shimano 600 tricolore, "m" engraving on tub tube, some Fir wheels..what would be the market price for this? in case i buy it and it isn't the right size for me.. (if you could guess the size from the photos..it'd be great. maybe a 54? ) thank you. Best regards. http://www.imagesup.net/dm-213738063646.png

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Colnago Master Olympic, probably around 1994, Dream paintjob.

thank you...but somebody snatched it before me..nice bike though.

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Hi, sorry for posting offtopic in your thread, but i need a bit of advice and coventry eagle suggested you might help me. I'm still a newbie, therefore no PM function yet. I was wondering what model\year this Colnago might be? I only know that is equipped with 8 speed campa chorus and mavic sup wheels. And maybe a fair price for it. Thank you. http://www.flickr.com/photos/97514393@N04/9044072319/

I'll do. Thanks for the tip :-)

hi, can anyone identify what type of colnago is this (year/ model ) ? and if so, what would it be worth. i know that it's equipped with campa chorus (8 speed casette). thank you.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/97514393@N04/9044072319/