Italtrek
By Italtrek on 10/06/2007.
Bike tags: Road bike | campagnolo | lugged | road bike | steel |

Trek 500, 1984, 60 cm, Reynolds 501
Deda 285, 3t
Tange mangalloy (stock), Ritchie logic
Record low flange hub, Araya rim, Panasonic tire
Record low flange hub, Araya rim, Panasonic tire
Sachs New Success (Sachs-labeled Campy Athena or Chorus), Campy Athena
Unicanitor, no-name Italian alloy post
Kyokuto alloy road pedals with Christophe clips and Giant straps
FD Campy Nuovo Record, 53-42; RD Shimano 600, 28-14 5-speed freewheel

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Trek 500, 1984, 60 cm, Reynolds 501
Deda 285, 3t
Tange mangalloy (stock), Ritchie logic
Record low flange hub, Araya rim, Panasonic tire
Record low flange hub, Araya rim, Panasonic tire
Sachs New Success (Sachs-labeled Campy Athena or Chorus), Campy Athena
Unicanitor, no-name Italian alloy post
Kyokuto alloy road pedals with Christophe clips and Giant straps
FD Campy Nuovo Record, 53-42; RD Shimano 600, 28-14 5-speed freewheel
I got the wheels in 1979, when I wanted to race, but got busy with other things and they were in my Mom's garage until about a year ago. Other old parts came from ebay. When I started I just wanted functional, so I cleaned the surface rust from the frame, and touched up with rustoleum. Got a bunch of Italian parts from ebay, mostly in a package deal from a guy cleaning house, and sort of stumbled on a mostly-Italian theme.
The Unicanitor is too hard, so it has been swapped for a San Marco Squadra.