"Jeff" <
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> I forgot to ask: What is a Racing Triple? Where does it fit in the Campy line?
>
> I understand Record, Chorus & Centaur/Daytona. Functionally equivalent, but lighter and better-
> finished as the price increases.
>
> I understand Veloce, it's a step below.
>
> And I understand Mirage. It's the stuff that's breaking and giving me the opportunity to upgrade
> to "real" Campy.
>
> Where does the Racing Triple fit?
Racing Triple was originated quite a few years ago by Campagnolo when only Mirage and Veloce had
triple cranksets available. It was started when Campagnolo called their Centaur/Daytona group
Athena. I always associated it with the Athena group. And then with the Daytona when it was around
for a year or two. I do not think there were any official Daytona triples. Or Athena triples. Then
Campagnolo changed the name of its third group to Centaur after Ferrari threatened to sue them for
using the Daytona name. And then Campagnolo started making an official Centaur triple crankset. I
suspect Campagnolo also saw Shimano was selling a bundle of Ultegra and 105 triple cranks and
figured they should get in this market. And then Campagnolo offered a Record triple last year, or
the year before, for the first time. And now even a Chorus triple for 2004.
>
> "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <
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> m28.aol.com...
> > jeff-<< I purchased a used Campagnolo Racing T 52/42/30 crankset.
> >
> > How can I determine if it is 8, 9 or 10 speed?
> >
> > Or is it unimportant? >><BR><BR>
> >
> > Doesn't matter, but no '10s' Racing T..
> >
> > Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
> > (303)440-3535
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