Need vintage Campagnolo parts supplier

[Joe Bob]

I have a set of Campy Delta Brakes coming from a FleaBay purchase. Need some small parts....anyone got a source?

[greglepore]

These guys used to be the bomb Vecchio's Bicicletteria

You should also check out campyonly.com , not very active but tons of info.

[Joe Bob]

Thanks Greg.....found Campy only and signed up. Based on the dates of posts. It is slow going.

Euro Asia can get the parts...they sound pricey and I have to go thru a bike shop. EA is wholesale not to the public sales. Oh well, chasing parts is half the fun.

[creaturecat]

I have some new campy brake pads.

[Joe Bob]

With holders or just bare pads?

[HardDrive]

You could try Recycled Cycles here in Seattle.

Recycled Cycles | Seattle's Used Bike Shop |

[Jim Bremner]

Originally Posted by HardDrive

You could try Recycled Cycles here in Seattle.

Recycled Cycles | Seattle's Used Bike Shop |

Ted's a great guy

[NutmegCarrera]

try Loose Screws Bicycle Small Parts ALL items are 200ff the listed prices.
Discounts are applied in the shopping cart.

All I've really purchased from them has been the replacement washers for my silca pumps, but it looks like they have a great selection of the little stuff that most bike shops wouldnt bother with.

Good luck.

[CurtEgerer]

Also try the Yellow Jersey in Madison. Crazy website, but if you dig deep enough you'll find all sorts of stuff. Better yet, call.

The Yellow Jersey

Edit: Campy Brake Parts w/ some Delta parts listed.

Delta Parts Diagram

Wow, I always feel like I just walked out of the House of Mirrors at the fair when I leave that website ...

[NutmegCarrera]

Yellow jersey.
Crazy shop.
You can probably still get an 80's vintage San Rensho frame new from them.
Make sure you call the state street store if you use the phone. Owner used to be Andy. If it has not changed hands, there is a good chance that he is a good source for vintage campy.

[creaturecat]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

With holders or just bare pads?

bare pads.
you can have them if you need them.

[Joe Bob]

Thank you, PM sent.

San Rensho....that's a name from the past....

[nettles503]

Branford Bike might be another potential source.

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[look 171]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Thanks Greg.....found Campy only and signed up. Based on the dates of posts. It is slow going.

Euro Asia can get the parts...they sound pricey and I have to go thru a bike shop. EA is wholesale not to the public sales. Oh well, chasing parts is half the fun.

Call Steve at Open Road bike. He use to work for EuroAsia as a young man then open up his own shop. funky guy with a funky personality for sure but a great and honest guy and can get you what you need through EA. it may take a bit of time, because he doesn't always place huge orders. You can always call Montrose bikes. they should be able to get you stuff from EA. Father owned EA and his kid ran Montrose bikes. New owner is John and he use to work at Montrose wrenching. These guys are from the hay days and were Cat 1 or national road riders. I rode for their club but was a pimple face little boy then.

[creaturecat]

will mail the delta pads this weekend , J B.
may i post the deglove pics now ?
: )

[Joe Bob]

Thanks....still need brake pad holders rubber bellows and adjusters.

[gtc]

Unfortunately it's mostly just crap in their bins, these days.

Originally Posted by HardDrive

You could try Recycled Cycles here in Seattle.

Recycled Cycles | Seattle's Used Bike Shop |

[Joe Bob]

Found a few pieces....still need this little bell shaped bugger.

[Nine9six]

Did you try to Google "vintage campagnolo parts"?

Here are some brake pads...
http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp?ga=us18&q=vintage+campagnolo+parts

[Joe Bob]

Since you are from CA.....I'll be nice.

Yes, I did....my quest has been going on for 4-5 weeks now.....

I had a famous melt down when a NY poster asked me the same about a search for a fuel inlet source.

Some of my best and most famous quotes were deleted in that exchange. Got me a 2 week time out. I'm feeling better now.

I will most likely make the parts by hand. Irks me....Century old manufacturer of parts won't support the replacement at any cost.

My mistake to buy set of vintage parts w/o researching the parts availability. A company called "Euro/Asia" out of La Canada CA has them....they will sell the complete set up for $1K a side. No parts....

Respectfully....fuchdem....