Hi, I took a look at a pair of shifters on a bike today that I'm trying to ID. They have kind of a black painted body and no product line like "Record" on them. They are on a bike with a 7 speed freewheel. I didn't think to check to see if they have 8 clicks to them. Did Campy ever make 7 speed Ergos or are they likely to be 8's shifting the seven speed freewheel? I was told they were Record but it doesn't seem likely unless they are a very early Ergos.
Hi, I took a look at a pair of shifters on a bike today that I'm trying to ID. They have kind of a black painted body and no product line like "Record" on them. They are on a bike with a 7 speed freewheel. I didn't think to check to see if they have 8 clicks to them. Did Campy ever make 7 speed Ergos or are they likely to be 8's shifting the seven speed freewheel? I was told they were Record but it doesn't seem likely unless they are a very early Ergos.
Thanks!
Black aluminum body were from first and second gen Record from 1991/2. If the brake lever has a wee lip on the end, 1991, w/o it, 1992. 1993 they went to a plastic body. 8s was what they were, never 7s...stayed 8s until 1997.
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Hi, I took a look at a pair of shifters on a bike today that I'm trying to ID. They have kind of a black painted body and no product line like "Record" on them. They are on a bike with a 7 speed freewheel. I didn't think to check to see if they have 8 clicks to them. Did Campy ever make 7 speed Ergos or are they likely to be 8's shifting the seven speed freewheel? I was told they were Record but it doesn't seem likely unless they are a very early Ergos.
Thanks!
Black aluminum body were from first and second gen Record from 1991/2. If the brake lever has a wee lip on the end, 1991, w/o it, 1992. 1993 they went to a plastic body. 8s was what they were, never 7s...stayed 8s until 1997.