CTony

Hello, My dropouts on my F a g g i n are stamped Gipiemme.How important is it to be using those components?Im building this bike for Eroica 2020.Im planning of having some wheels built using Campagnolo Record hubs with Regina28-14.Will it matter?

Kilroy1988 

The manufacturer of the dropouts means nothing. The two critical elements are that the hanger is correct for the rear derailleur you'll be using and the spacing is right for the hub. Considering your F a g g i n is an Italian bike, it almost certainly has a Campagnolo-style hanger and if the spacing isn't perfect this can always be corrected with a bit of elbow grease by cold setting.

noobinsf 

Wellllll, that's not 100% true, strictly. If you have Simplex or Huret dropouts, you need to pause and think about things, which is likely the root of the question. But yes, Gipiemme dropouts will most likely conform to the "universal" Campy standard.

CTony

Than you Kilroy for responding back so quickly.When I purchased bike it came with one Campagnolo part which was bb,The crankset was Aroe mighty 52-42 and wheel set are Suzue Juno 23-13 gears matched with Araya 700c Sorry and down tube shifting paddles Campagnolo.Front and rear derailleurs are sun Tour cyclone M2.I replaced rear derailleur with Campagnolo nuovo Record fits that hanger just right.Thank You again.Fogot what's your thoughts on rims to mate with Campagnolo hubs?I do have a set of Tiplo Campagnolo tubulars tires are costly.Again Thank You

Kilroy1988 

For those in the know, it is often easy to recognize the significance of what one dropout/hanger manufacturer means in terms of compatibility, but there were many variations. Gipiemme also used a lot of Simplex derailleurs at one time or another, but I presumed that these were probably Campagnolo-style on a F a g g i n frame. Apparently I'm right based on CTony's previous post.

It still stands as a matter of fact that if you look beyond the manufacturer (which can cause confusion - for example, many early Simplex dropouts didn't even come with hangers) you can discern all of the component compatibility simply by checking the style of hanger and the rear dropout spacing. As far as hub spacing goes the manufacturer and style of hanger has no bearing whatsoever, of course, since that depends on the frame geometry.

-Gregory

Kilroy1988 

@CTony

You can put whatever rims you like on the Campagnolo hubs as long as the number of spokes matches the number of holes drilled in them! Unless if there is some kind of technical issue caused by the mixing of components (such as putting a rear derailleur on the wrong hanger or fitting the wrong sized seat post or not having long enough reach on some brake calipers) then you're welcome to use whatever you like!

It is very hard to offer advice to you without knowing the year your frame set was manufactured, and what priorities you have with the build. Are you trying to only use components that were available when your frame set was new, or do you want to have a solid climbing bike, or one that will be comfortable all day, etc?

-Gregory

CTony

Sorry all.After purchasing and tear down bike. I did some researching and came across ***gin website.I contacted Cristina and sent her pictures she told me year of construction 1980 and the tubing is Columbus AELLE.And to answer your first question.Yes.And I do believe I have those components.Answer to second question.For climbing,I'll try working on gearing without going to a triple crank.being comfortable? I'm hoping to find that sweet spot.Agian Thank You.

Drillium Dude 

***gin.

Well, what do you know? This is a sensitive censor!

DD

trailangel

Ya, F A G is not a slang word, but when I pointed this out to BF, my post was deleted.
Shame on this forum.......shame......shame...shame.....
To the admin that removed my post.... Shame on you

Lemond1985

Pretty soon, we won't be able to say words like "assume" any more. Are they censoring that one yet?

EDIT: I guess not. Uh oh, now I'm being turned-on by a dirty word in my own post. Back in a minute.

xiaoman1 

What a Bum
Ben

Mr. 66

The bike that shalt not spoken, what's next are the ***gin pictures to be deleted to?

ksryder

I understand the mods have a hard and thankless job but this is approaching MLB umpire levels of sensitivity to criticism.

CTony

I started this post.So,I'll add to it.Its all about pronounciation.

cinco

There are a lot of adults who want to be treated like children these days.

Kilroy1988 

Stick around! Just expect threads like this to derail quickly when strange topics arise...

Now that you have ten posts you can share some photos of your frame set and other materials you've collected so far.

Cheers!

-Gregory

jonwvara 

Matsu****a, the Japanese conglomerate that manufactured Panasonic-branded bicycles, is another one that the censor doesn't like.

Bianchi84

Can we still discuss ***anium frames and components?

Kilroy1988 

Titanium...

Yes, yes, you can.

jonwvara 

There's an interesting Wikipedia article about the problem of overzealous web censorship--the so-called S****horpe Problem:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S****horpe_problem

Clearly, we suffer from it here.

Rollfast

That's Because it's called Panasonic Corporation now.

Rollfast

Think about it, the censor has to keep up with all the *#%)@ you kids invent all the time. It doesn't get paid enough.

Rollfast

For about a billion years it has meant a shortened form of a derogatory indication of a ****sexual. To others, it's a cigarette. So please, consult Mirriam and Webster if in doubt.

See? Your milk is ****genized.

Which has nothing to do with Marvin Gaye except that he wanted to get it on.

Now, go back to tuning in and turning on to dropuots.

ksryder

Of course they also censor r e d d d i i but that's just because they're about 15 years behind the rest of the internet.

Rollfast

If Miley Cyrus' marriage didn't work out then there's no way in the opposite of Heaven we're going to deal with their cold soup.

If you wanna be there, be there. Please.