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Serotta seat tube/front derailleur question
Pop quiz, hotshots:
I just ordered a new gruppo for my 1991 Serotta Phinney (https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=186292) I need a front derailleur clamp for it (for mounting a braze-on front derailleur); I'm not at home, so I don't have my calipers on me; and I'm in a hurry (don't ask), so I want to go ahead and order the adapter I need to have it ready to go. Anyone know what size clamp I will need? And I know they are all just inexpensive aluminum machined things, but anyone use something like this that they like? Thanks! My knees will thank you....
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I'd bet it's a 28.6mm. I use 32mm Campagnolo clamps on all my steel bikes that don't have braze ons and 28.6mm seat tubes. I use Shimano (gasp) plastic shims from 28.6mm to 32mm that way I don't scar the paint from clamping.
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it's 1 1/8" or 28.6 mm.
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This is the way to go, because everyone knows that Campy-heads like myself will go to any length, pay any price, and make needless adaptations to feature Campy-branded parts!
Thanks, all!
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No lie -- I just replaced my Campy clamp with one on my Peg. Elegant, simple design and extremely good-looking (thanks @KarlC).
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I like Omni Racer products -
available in 28.6 https://www.omniracer.com/product-pa...look-31-8-32mm |
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