Post your bikes with Gipiemme, Galli, Ofmega etc... groupsets
11-13-20, 04:48 PM
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11-13-20, 05:18 PM
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Centurion Equipe I used to own.
Miche hubs, Ofmega cranks and pedals, Universal brakes and levers, Gipiemme seat post.
Brent
Miche hubs, Ofmega cranks and pedals, Universal brakes and levers, Gipiemme seat post.
Brent
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11-14-20, 01:42 PM
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Fun fact: the spindles are interchangeable between all of these!
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sachs aris new success on my PY10FC
12-11-20, 06:22 PM
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Galli & Ofmega
Recent addition to the stable Vitus 979 with Galli Criterium crankset/bottom bracket & gold anodised brake calipers which I will swap with same type in silver and add drilled levers too to complete the look. On the way are also both front and rear mechs, seatpost and stem, so this will be a proper FrancoItalian piece.
Also in parts bin are NOS Ofmega Sintesi pedals and clips plus Colnago crankset which I'm told is Ofmega made.
Also in parts bin are NOS Ofmega Sintesi pedals and clips plus Colnago crankset which I'm told is Ofmega made.
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12-12-20, 10:16 PM
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Such cool bikes. Ofmega especially made some interesting looking components. I used to have an Atala with Ofmega Mistral components on it. I wish I had kept the groupset to put on something else.
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12-21-20, 09:18 AM
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So far so good, but theres got to be more out there.
Only thing I'm missing is a front derailleur. Rings are under the towels. Headset, and bottom bracket are dura ace as well. Wheels ( not shown cause it's a pain to get them out.) are Dura ace black high flange hubs with oil ports laced to Mavic red label rims. Also have the brake levers, but left them on the bars with the stem.
Only thing I'm missing is a front derailleur. Rings are under the towels. Headset, and bottom bracket are dura ace as well. Wheels ( not shown cause it's a pain to get them out.) are Dura ace black high flange hubs with oil ports laced to Mavic red label rims. Also have the brake levers, but left them on the bars with the stem.
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12-21-20, 09:32 AM
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Gipiemme.... I have the brake levers, but sadly, no wheelset... it was campy record. Shifters are the black 'coke spoons'
12-21-20, 01:19 PM
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member bikemig has a Roger bicycle kitted with Gambato.
it was manufactured by Saavedra of Buenas Aires
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/947580-help-id-ing-argentina-bike-mainly-argentine-parts.html
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does anyone have a ZZR cycle from Poland with all ZZR fittings?
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member bikemig has a Roger bicycle kitted with Gambato.
it was manufactured by Saavedra of Buenas Aires
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/947580-help-id-ing-argentina-bike-mainly-argentine-parts.html
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does anyone have a ZZR cycle from Poland with all ZZR fittings?
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12-21-20, 02:03 PM
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Very nice looking bike. Now i need to look up 'gambato'
12-21-20, 02:23 PM
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member bikemig has a Roger bicycle kitted with Gambato.
it was manufactured by Saavedra of Buenas Aires
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/947580-help-id-ing-argentina-bike-mainly-argentine-parts.html
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does anyone have a ZZR cycle from Poland with all ZZR fittings?
Nice. Is that Nervar crankset? Not seen full ZZR but plenty of ROG from Slovenia, homeland of Tour and Giro 2020 winners
Anyone seen SR Royal crankset like that before with spider arms drilled? Picked up this two days ago. DA 7100 black edition mostly.
Pics above
member bikemig has a Roger bicycle kitted with Gambato.
it was manufactured by Saavedra of Buenas Aires
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/947580-help-id-ing-argentina-bike-mainly-argentine-parts.html
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does anyone have a ZZR cycle from Poland with all ZZR fittings?
Nice. Is that Nervar crankset? Not seen full ZZR but plenty of ROG from Slovenia, homeland of Tour and Giro 2020 winners
Anyone seen SR Royal crankset like that before with spider arms drilled? Picked up this two days ago. DA 7100 black edition mostly.
Pics above
12-21-20, 03:37 PM
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My Gary Hale was originally equiped with a full Galli/Maillard groupo -- Galli brakes, crank, and derailleurs; Maillard hubs, 7-spd freewheel, and pedals; Galli-labeled Stronglight roller-bearing headset.
The left crankarm broke. The rear derailleur eventually was worn till it was sloppy (and I need wider gearing than it would allow, anyway, as an old guy in a hilly area). The rear axle was subject to breaking, and it has a unique thread, so I gave up in that a long time ago. The pedals are fine, but I converted to SPD. I still ride this bike and it still has the Galli brakes and front hub. The headset is hardly worn at all. And of course the Superbe seatpost is still going strong.
Sorry for the photo that does not show the components well, but this the only photo I have of the bike with original parts.
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12-22-20, 08:42 AM
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Battaglin w/Gipiemme
aero seat stays,Modolo prof. brakes
,mid '80s.
,mid '80s.
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03-28-21, 09:25 AM
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I recently acquired this 89 Bianchi CdI, mostly original.
It's a mix of Gipiemme, Ofmega and Modolo with Suntour thrown in for good measure. The Original Owner had the Modolo brake levers replaced with Shimano levers cause he said the white hoods were dirty...
I replaced the Shimano levers with this set of Modolos. Probably not what was speced on there but I like the way they look.
It's a mix of Gipiemme, Ofmega and Modolo with Suntour thrown in for good measure. The Original Owner had the Modolo brake levers replaced with Shimano levers cause he said the white hoods were dirty...
I replaced the Shimano levers with this set of Modolos. Probably not what was speced on there but I like the way they look.
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03-30-21, 06:37 AM
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Yes, technically you are right. The other parts preceded the rear derailleur and were specced with the crane. 1974?
03-30-21, 06:54 AM
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Another.. Galli Aerodynamic Kl groupset in black. Not pictured, Galli top crit tubulars laced to Maillard (for galli as well as the pedals) hubs. 3ttt aero stem and post for galli also.
I tried to organize a lot of stuff. Lots of containers.. I like that things arent all over the place, but where do I put the bins..haha
I tried to organize a lot of stuff. Lots of containers.. I like that things arent all over the place, but where do I put the bins..haha
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Great thread! So much cool eye-candy in here.
I’m not sure how vintage this would be considered, but I’ve had this Sachs New Success group in continuous use on a couple different bikes since the mid-90s. Always have had a soft spot for oddball stuff.
The brakes are rebranded Modolos:
Rear derailleur is a Sachs Maillard product:
The crankset was made by Campagnolo - a higher polished version of an Athena crank, but cut for a JIS tapered spindle:
8-speed Campagnolo Ergolevers, but with a different shifter ratchet. Not compatible with Campagnolo derailleurs!
This road group came with an 8-speed freewheel hubset, but I’ve been using a Record 9-speed cassette hub, using 8 cogs re-spaced to be compatible with the Sachs setup. I’ve got a New Success cassette rear hub that was originally marketed in their mountain bike line that I cut down to 130mm. Gonna have to get a new rear wheel built one of these days so I can get back to “tout Sachs”.
I’m not sure how vintage this would be considered, but I’ve had this Sachs New Success group in continuous use on a couple different bikes since the mid-90s. Always have had a soft spot for oddball stuff.
The brakes are rebranded Modolos:
Rear derailleur is a Sachs Maillard product:
The crankset was made by Campagnolo - a higher polished version of an Athena crank, but cut for a JIS tapered spindle:
8-speed Campagnolo Ergolevers, but with a different shifter ratchet. Not compatible with Campagnolo derailleurs!
This road group came with an 8-speed freewheel hubset, but I’ve been using a Record 9-speed cassette hub, using 8 cogs re-spaced to be compatible with the Sachs setup. I’ve got a New Success cassette rear hub that was originally marketed in their mountain bike line that I cut down to 130mm. Gonna have to get a new rear wheel built one of these days so I can get back to “tout Sachs”.
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04-11-21, 09:34 AM
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Anyone familiar with this brand? Eastern or far eastern perhaps?
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I saw this old thread and decided it was worth resuscitating... Especially as this Masi is next on my list for a game of "keep or sell". Pretty complete Galli groupset, save hubs and pedals.
