Thanks Wayne, Jon, Mark, Dee and Kurt and all,
At this point we should probably take off-list unless confirmed that it is an earlier model.
Funny that I just stumbled on velobase yesterday. Guess my Sherlock skills are not very good:)
Mike Wilkinson Castle Rock, CO
-----Original Message----- From: Wayne Bingham [mailto:blkmktbks@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 7:16 AM To: Jon Fischer Cc: CLASSIC RENDEZVOUS; m4campy@aol.com Subject: Re: [CR] Part ID: Campagnolo Seatpost
The post is indeed a Record model from when Campagnolo went back to "Record" as the name of the top-line group. '90 or '91, I think but will confirm. I have an original example in the box, so will get some pix of both the post and box for the data base.
My primary reason for posting this and continuing the thread is that this post is often thought to be a much earlier model year, and I felt it appropriate to clarify that here for the archives.
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Wayne Bingham
Lovettsville, Virginia USA
>
> Sounds like the part he's describing as well. I've had conflicting
reports of this post either being early 90's Record or late 80's C-record
"non-aero" post. Haven't been able to confirm either way from any catalog
or solid first hand knowledge. If anyone does know for certain please let
me know so I can update VeloBase accordingly. (And I think it best that we
end the discussion of this Off-Topic item here as to keep Dale in our better
graces.)
> Jon Fischer
> Dallas, Texas, USA
> http://velobase.com
>> Hi Michael,
>>
>> maybe its a early 1990`s Record?
>> This one seems to fit with youtr description:
>>
http://www.velobase.com/
>>
>> (I love this database)
>>
>> Marc Oliver Künne
>> Wegberg, Germany
>>
>> Michael Wilkinson schrieb:
>> > All,
>> > I have a Campagnolo seatpost that is non-fluted but engraved with
CAMPAGNOLO
>> > inside if an "arrow" that points towards the bottom like: