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19wisconsin64
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Hi, Are there any websites that have pictures of these
different groups? I have started collecting late 80's/early
90's Campagnolo components, and am having trouble figuring
out the differences in the rear derailleurs and cranksets. I
recently bought a bike that I thought was full C Record (a
late 80's Ciocc), but after looking at the Campy-Only
website found that the Delta brakes were really Croce
D'Aune. Not to complain, but I'd really like to learn the
subtle difference. I've noticed that different iterations of
C-Record have either fully covered rear derailleur bottom
jockey housings or "open" bottom jockey housings. Also, the
Ciocc came with a rear derailleur that did not have the
"rod". I have since purchased one, but still have to ask;
Did the Croce D'Aune rear derailleur also come in different
designs? I'd like to learn how to become better educated
about these parts, and need some direction here. Thanks in
advance for your advice! Dave ---"What?!? It's not the
eighties anymore?!?"---
different groups? I have started collecting late 80's/early
90's Campagnolo components, and am having trouble figuring
out the differences in the rear derailleurs and cranksets. I
recently bought a bike that I thought was full C Record (a
late 80's Ciocc), but after looking at the Campy-Only
website found that the Delta brakes were really Croce
D'Aune. Not to complain, but I'd really like to learn the
subtle difference. I've noticed that different iterations of
C-Record have either fully covered rear derailleur bottom
jockey housings or "open" bottom jockey housings. Also, the
Ciocc came with a rear derailleur that did not have the
"rod". I have since purchased one, but still have to ask;
Did the Croce D'Aune rear derailleur also come in different
designs? I'd like to learn how to become better educated
about these parts, and need some direction here. Thanks in
advance for your advice! Dave ---"What?!? It's not the
eighties anymore?!?"---
