WTB: Campagnolo Nuovo/Super Record components
05-22-24, 06:27 PM
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WTB: Campagnolo Nuovo/Super Record components
Greetings CVers!
I acquired this beautiful Gazelle earlier this year and have decided to execute a more or less period-correct Campy build over the course of this year instead of my usual "neo-retro" approach.
I'm currently still looking for the following Nuovo/Super Record components to complete the build:
Kindly drop me a line if you've got anything kicking around your parts bin!
I acquired this beautiful Gazelle earlier this year and have decided to execute a more or less period-correct Campy build over the course of this year instead of my usual "neo-retro" approach.
I'm currently still looking for the following Nuovo/Super Record components to complete the build:
- Crankset (170mm) + BB (ITA)
- Brake calipers
- Levers
Kindly drop me a line if you've got anything kicking around your parts bin!
05-23-24, 10:58 AM
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what production year are you targeting?
05-23-24, 12:22 PM
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The Mavic bottom bracket is not included, unless you want to pay extra. The derailleurs and head set, $75.00 US + cost to ship. I also have a set of low flange and/or high flange hubs. Your choice, with skewers, $75.00 US + cost to ship. Might have a Campy seat post, brake calipers and ???
Anyway, that's what I have and have no need for these days.
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05-23-24, 03:11 PM
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Not being that particular with the "period correct" object here, so I'm not super concerned about limiting the components to specific year codes, etc.
As I mentioned in my post, I'm currently on the lookout for crankset/bb, brake calipers and levers. Thanks!
The Mavic bottom bracket is not included, unless you want to pay extra. The derailleurs and head set, $75.00 US + cost to ship. I also have a set of low flange and/or high flange hubs. Your choice, with skewers, $75.00 US + cost to ship. Might have a Campy seat post, brake calipers and ???
Anyway, that's what I have and have no need for these days.
Anyway, that's what I have and have no need for these days.
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05-24-24, 09:33 AM
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05-27-24, 03:25 AM
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You need to give details of your bottom bracket length because the CPSC changes in 1978 will affect the choice of cranks. The patent date is important
05-27-24, 12:13 PM
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Hey kenhawkeye thank you for bringing this my attention - currently away from home until July, so I'm not able to measure the BB shell. It's the Roto BB shell that was standard on Gazelle production frames at the time.
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06-01-24, 05:22 PM
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Nice project. This build deserves Gazelle Campagnolo shift levers. Like these. Not rare but might be spendy to get them.
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