Question - Campy Nuovo Record Rear Derailleur
10-18-13, 09:07 PM
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Question - Campy Nuovo Record Rear Derailleur
Does anyone know whether a 1970 model Nuovo Record Rear Derailleur has a date stamp? It seems, as I research it, that is about the time that Campy started putting date stamps on them...but not sure if it was in 1969, 1970 or 1971...
10-18-13, 09:12 PM
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And Don’t be confused by the no date stamp on the ‘85 and sometimes later models of NR Rear Derailleurs. These are obvious because of the difference in pivot pins. Early had alloy riveted rods, newer had SS(?) rivets with hollow ends. Too bad Campy didn’t use their newer style threaded pivot pins as seen on Carbon Front plate models.
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I have had a NR rear derailleur with a 68, 71, 72, 73, 74, 77 and a few in the 80s date stamps. I have yet to run across one with a 70 stamp. I also seem to remember having one with a 69 stamp but not sure anymore. I did have a picture of the 68 but it is at the summer cottage, buried beneath the cottage, under a LOT of snow.
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Do these threads have date stamps?
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Confirmed -- mine (on a 1982 Bianchi with frame built in late 1981) says PAT 80.
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I have had a NR rear derailleur with a 68, 71, 72, 73, 74, 77 and a few in the 80s date stamps. I have yet to run across one with a 70 stamp. I also seem to remember having one with a 69 stamp but not sure anymore. I did have a picture of the 68 but it is at the summer cottage, buried beneath the cottage, under a LOT of snow.
Edit and PS - is the picture or the derailleur under the snow?
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Are you sure you have had a NR rear derailleur with a "68" stamp?
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