Identify these campy cranks?
02-24-13, 04:25 PM
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Identify these campy cranks?
I can't remember what these cranks are and i want to list em on ebay, can you help me identify them? I know they aren't super classic, but since they're square taper I figured y'all might be more help than the road cycling board.
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If I am not mistaken, those are polished Chorus cranks. (The original anodized finish with etched logo has been stripped and then polished.)
https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...m=115&AbsPos=0
https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...m=115&AbsPos=0
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They look like polished Croce d'aune without the integrated crankpuller.
What is the threading on the left crank?
What is the threading on the left crank?
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Close, but those have a steeper rise to the bottom bracket.
paulkal, I don't have my crank puller handy, but I think the friend who sold this to me would have mentioned needing self extracting bolts. Also
google tells me a 51 in a square makes these 1989 and after looking at the catalogs
here, I'm pretty sure they're Athena. If I'm not mistaken, if they are reverse threaded for the extracting bolts, they'd be Croce d'aune, otherwise they'd have to be Athena.
Thanks for the help!
If I am not mistaken, those are polished Chorus cranks. (The original anodized finish with etched logo has been stripped and then polished.)
https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...m=115&AbsPos=0
https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...m=115&AbsPos=0
paulkal, I don't have my crank puller handy, but I think the friend who sold this to me would have mentioned needing self extracting bolts. Also
google tells me a 51 in a square makes these 1989 and after looking at the catalogs
here, I'm pretty sure they're Athena. If I'm not mistaken, if they are reverse threaded for the extracting bolts, they'd be Croce d'aune, otherwise they'd have to be Athena.
Thanks for the help!
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