Chuck, Jerry, and List,
It was me, myself and I who wrote:
"I suppose this is a prime example of the bias toward Campagnolo, which if sold as NOS, a new in a box 1973 record group bicycle would be ebaying for more than $230 (just a guess)"
I made this comment in reference to EBAY, not the CR members. There are many examples of dura ace selling for a fraction of campagnolo on Ebay, and yes, it's up to you individually to decide whether or not that's unfair! (actually, sounds great to me if I'm bidding!)
Grant McLean(tm) Toronto.Ca Like my Dad loves to say, "don't confuse me with the facts" O \O/ _< \_ _< _ (_)>(_) (_)>(_)
I wrote:
jerrymoos wrote:
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> Someone said this reveals a Campy bias here. I tend to agree, in that
> everyone seems to know what the correct markings on the axle locknuts were
> for a 1973 Campy Record hub, no no one seems sure how many versions of
Dura
> Ace there were or when they were introduced.
I do not believe that a lack of knowledge equals a bias. Apples and oranges in my opinion.
Chuck Schmidt South Pasadena, Southern California
.Someone said this reveals a Campy bias here. I tend to agree, in that everyone seems to know what the correct markings on the axle locknuts were for a 1973 Campy Record hub, no no one seems sure how many versions of Dura Ace there were or when they were introduced.
Regards,
Jerry Moos