Wanted: Campagnolo Record / Chorus 11 chainset or cranks

Posted on Mon 23rd, June 2014

• #1

sacredhart

I'm after an 11 speed Chorus or Record chainset or just cranks.
172.5mm ta
• #2

Shroomite

http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40091&t=12972454

got a super record crankset, 170mm though. Pretty mint condition. bought from new, still got box, can supply ITA BB. Price negotiable.
• #3

badboybjorn

Perhaps athena? Got the carbon version in 53/39 and i believe 172.5 or maybe 175s.
• #4

sacredhart

No thanks, got to be Chorus or Record!
• #5

gerry

Is it standard or compact you are after?
• #6

sacredhart

Pref compact but ill prob put rotor rings on so would consider standard
• #7

deleted

I'm also after a campag carbon chainset & BB!
Athena/Chorus/Record. Its for 11 speed, but 10 speed cranks will work fine.
Preferably Ultra Tourque 50/34!

Thanks!
• #8

gerry

I have a chorus 11 speed chainset - 50/34. Its a current 11 speed carbon model in VGC. Looking for £150 for it posted.

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