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    Default Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    Has anybody seen these before?
    Campagnolo Dropouts Socketed Rarissimo Unobtanium | eBay

    Who used them? I've never seen them before.
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    Yes - back in the 1970s atmo.
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    Default Re: Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    Very interesting - I don't think I've ever seen those, even attached to a bicycle.
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    Default Re: Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    Quote Originally Posted by e-RICHIE View Post
    Yes - back in the 1970s atmo.
    It's drilled for the Portacatena but were they really casting plug drop outs then? Do you know who used them? I've never seen them on a bike.
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    Default Re: Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    Quote Originally Posted by Curt Goodrich View Post
    It's drilled for the Portacatena but were they really casting plug drop outs then? Do you know who used them? I've never seen them on a bike.
    No - I doubt anyone used them. C made a lot of stuff that never made it into anyone's manufacture atmo. There were long ones too earlier that decade.
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    Default Re: Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    FWIW, the set of f&r dropouts sold for $565. Wow.
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    Default Re: Unusual Campagnolo drop outs

    Quote Originally Posted by GAAP View Post
    FWIW, the set of f&r dropouts sold for $565. Wow.
    Recently? Surely they wouldn't have sold for that back then. A top end bike back in the 70's
    sold for $500 -$600.
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