Mark Cutrufelli:
> 1. Are the spider arms hollowed out (elongated holes) like the Sugino
Super
> Mighty Comp or are they fluted but, appearing somewhat more like a
> miniaturized version of a campy SR flute?
> 2. Do they have a 110 bolt pattern and can they commonly be found with
50/34
> rings?
> 3. Is it true that the original rings for these are not ramped and pinned
> (but modern 110 bolt pattern rings that are ramped and pinned could be
> fitted on it)?
> 4. They can go on an italian threaded bb ( Italian campy SR/NR BB ,
square
> taper, 1983 Masi orig equipment)
> 5. Pedal threading is always typical English 9/16?
>
> (I have seen pics labeled Sugino Super Mighty crank but they don't label
to
> distinguish the Comp from the Tourist adding to my confusion. Pics also
> don't tell you the bolt pattern. I think the Comp may have had a different
> bolt pattern)
Mark, I have the right crank of a Super Mighty, labelled as such on the arm, that is 144 bcd and the spiders with elongated holes. This must be the Comp. I also have one with the elongated holes on the spider, 110 bcd, very nice finish, but nothing on the crank arm indicating the model. Then I have another 110 bcd, not finished as well, without the elongated holes. This may be the regular ol Mighty Tour. Confused? Me too.
Craig Montgomery
Tucson