Campagnolo chainsets

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Johnymak

Active Member
Location
Ballymoney
Hi all
I'm building a fred pratt ( english) racing bike and looking at chainsets to fit .
The bike is circa 64/5
I'm looking to do the biuld on campag and have 2 queries

1 . Can anybody give a list of campagnolo chainsets from this era

2 . I know chainsets come as doubles and triples compacts
But are the teeth a different size for different speed chains
I'm thinking more vintage size than modern
Thanks in advance
 
Location
Brussels
Hi all
I'm building a fred pratt ( english) racing bike and looking at chainsets to fit .
The bike is circa 64/5
I'm looking to do the biuld on campag and have 2 queries

1 . Can anybody give a list of campagnolo chainsets from this era

2 . I know chainsets come as doubles and triples compacts
But are the teeth a different size for different speed chains
I'm thinking more vintage size than modern
Thanks in advance

Have a look on velobase, and good luck with the project:okay:

http://velobase.com/ViewBrand.aspx?BrandID=547f3aa0-e86c-41a3-b5a6-
 

woodbutcher

Veteran
Location
S W France
Hi all
I'm building a fred pratt ( english) racing bike and looking at chainsets to fit .
The bike is circa 64/5
I'm looking to do the biuld on campag and have 2 queries

1 . Can anybody give a list of campagnolo chainsets from this era

2 . I know chainsets come as doubles and triples compacts
But are the teeth a different size for different speed chains
I'm thinking more vintage size than modern
Thanks in advance
Have a look at this lot, lovely kit but prices are eyewaterinw https://neloscycles.com/Vintage-Bicycle-Parts-Campagnolo-Nuovo-Record-Crankset/
 

midlife

Guru
1964-5 chainset would only have been a few teeth different in size. I'd fast forward a few years and go for 52-42 which was the defacto standard for years :smile:
 
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