Campy pedal model?
06-18-23, 01:44 PM
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Campy pedal model?
anyone know what model and era these are, and what they are worth? I was about to put them on a flip Peugeot, then noticed they are campy. Campy pedals have a wide range of (high!) prices on ebay. The treads are marked as 9/16x20, but they didn't seem to fit the JIS cranks I had lying around.
06-18-23, 05:19 PM
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1970s Campag Record in very nice shape. If the dust caps are unscarred their value goes up. The straps appear to be Alfredo Bindas, also quite desirable.
The threads can be a tight fit at times.
Brent
The threads can be a tight fit at times.
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06-18-23, 05:40 PM
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catalogue Nr. 14 of 1960
catalogue Nr. 16 of 1968
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catalogue Nr. 14 of 1960
catalogue Nr. 16 of 1968
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06-18-23, 06:45 PM
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Thx! Lord, if I would have put them on that $300 Peugeot to sell, and then learned what they were! The straps have remnants of Binda, but could not see Alfredo at all. Other than that, they are solid and useable. Components like this makes me consider becoming an ebay seller. I've got a fair amount of Peugeot parts to sell. Craigslist and FB Marketplace have not been that great for selling unique components, in my experience, and Craigslist seems to be losing out to Marketplace almost entirely. I easily get 10x the response on FB for bike stuff.
06-18-23, 09:42 PM
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Yours are the later version, lacking the toe strap retention brackets on the cages.
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By the identification stamping, 1978-1982 the steel Record pedal was quietly withdrawn- the black SL pedal was less weight and easier to mfg.
the strap loops went away about 1975, there was a rework to the cage loop also, less pointy, CPSC.
the strap loops went away about 1975, there was a rework to the cage loop also, less pointy, CPSC.
06-19-23, 12:57 PM
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What range of years would you put mine into?
06-19-23, 06:59 PM
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I think I like these better than the older version with the strap retention slots at the outboard side of the cage.
The older version's cage rusted very badly, as the chrome was low quality and quite thin. It's do bad that 99% of them you see out there has a lot rust on their cages.
The older version's cage rusted very badly, as the chrome was low quality and quite thin. It's do bad that 99% of them you see out there has a lot rust on their cages.
06-20-23, 08:57 AM
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https://lecycleur.com/campagnolo/how...record-pedals/
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06-20-23, 12:53 PM
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Here is a picture that shows the strap loop, circled, on the
earlier generation pedals:
earlier generation pedals:
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06-20-23, 09:01 PM
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