Campagnolo brev camp
12-06-21, 04:10 PM
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Campagnolo brev camp
I have a nos set of campagnolo brev camp brakes. I can't post pictures till I've posted 10 times. I can't identify them. I found them once on ebay. Help?
12-06-21, 04:16 PM
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12-06-21, 06:38 PM
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The offered prices and the real transaction prices have a spread.
Seller feedback does play into price achieved.
If you don't have recent or great feedback, sell some small items first and build up a positive reputation.
Something is odd with that caliper though, behind the "jewel" nut should be a larger 13mm thin jam nut.
12-06-21, 06:47 PM
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Here is a typical one to compare to:
might be correct, the angle may be hiding the jam nut.
might be correct, the angle may be hiding the jam nut.
12-06-21, 07:00 PM
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The best and most up to date valuation will be completed transactions for Campagnolo cobalto brake calipers.
The offered prices and the real transaction prices have a spread.
Seller feedback does play into price achieved.
If you don't have recent or great feedback, sell some small items first and build up a positive reputation.
Something is odd with that caliper though, behind the "jewel" nut should be a larger 13mm thin jam nut.
The offered prices and the real transaction prices have a spread.
Seller feedback does play into price achieved.
If you don't have recent or great feedback, sell some small items first and build up a positive reputation.
Something is odd with that caliper though, behind the "jewel" nut should be a larger 13mm thin jam nut.
12-07-21, 01:05 AM
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12-07-21, 10:31 AM
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BUT the originals actually were a touch blue-green, the replacements are Blue, look decent enough. Depends if you want total original or looks the part.
12-07-21, 10:13 PM
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Dang, ........nd to think that it's really just all about that fake blue "jewel", glued on to the pivot nuts.....
I could never figure it out......
Frankly, I'd take Monoplanars over them, any day!
I could never figure it out......
Frankly, I'd take Monoplanars over them, any day!
12-09-21, 12:36 AM
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Guy I met years ago who worked for Campagnolo told me he thought there were more fake Cobaltos out there than real ones.
Agreed on the Monoplaners, such a beautiful design.
Agreed on the Monoplaners, such a beautiful design.
12-09-21, 10:26 AM
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I never bothered to verse myself on the details as there appear to be more than one type.
powerful brake.
I wish they had the eccentric cam quick release.
