what size pedal bearings in old Campi Record?

[Dave Abraham]

(thanx to all...)

Dave

 

[Qui si parla Campagnolo]

Dave asks-<< (thanx to all...) >><BR><BR>

I asked-" which 'Record'? Old, Old platform or newer platform? Or Profit, Look
made?"

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[David L. Johnson]

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 18:02:29 -0800, Dave Abraham wrote:

5/32, if I recall correctly. Most cheapo pedals of the day had 1/8"
bearings. The Campy had larger than most, but smaller than their wheel
bearings (1/4" and 7/32") or headset bearings (3/16"), so I think 5/32" is
right.

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[Tom Ace]

If by "old" you mean the Nuovo Record era,
i.e. the 1037 (road) and 1038 (track) Record pedals,
they take a 5/32" ball.

Tom Ace

 

[A Muzi]

Dave Abraham wrote:
> (thanx to all...)

You'd think they could make something and _not_ call it
'Record". . .

Record 1037, 1037a = 5/32"
Super Record Titanium 4021 =1/8"
Record C-180 A600 'triple bearing' =1/8"
Record C-180 A630 "ergometric" =5/32"
Record C-180 A610 "SGR" =1/8"

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[Tom Ace]

Andrew Muzi wrote

> Record 1037, 1037a = 5/32"
> Super Record Titanium 4021 =1/8"

Were the catalogs of that era out of sync with the actual parts?
Catalog 17a shows the same part numbers for races, cone, and
balls in Record and Super Record pedals. See
http://www.minortriad.com/pedals.html

Tom Ace