All The Campagnolo Catologues!

[RedRider]

** I have no personal interest in this project but thought some of The Paceline Campagnolo Fans would... seems like a reasonable price for that amount of info. For the same cost as 2 Campagnolo chain pins

https://campybike.com/?fbclid=IwAR1d...TDm_TbVoI-vQy8

"Every single Campagnolo catalog ever published. Going back to and including the very first “un-numbered” catalog circa 1951. That catalog alone cost me $1000. Campagnolo Technical manuals dating back to the beginning of their publishing. Every PARTS catalog with parts numbers. Every instruction sheet I could assemble dating back to the early 1980’s. This resource grew to be too big for a DVD ROM which holds nearly 5GB!

The collection ends with 2014. Campagnolo’s website provides full resources for modern years, and I have become too busy running a bicycle tools company.

Here it all is -everything scanned into PDF’s and available for download. The whole thing for twenty bucks"

[R3awak3n]

Maybe I will be in the minority but this is lame. Sure he took time to scan the catalogues but I believe in sharing this kind of stuff with the community... instead of trying to make a buck.

Not to mention he is selling something that technically does not even belong to him.

He is also selling campy tech videos... smh

[tuscanyswe]

Originally Posted by R3awak3n

Maybe I will be in the minority but this is lame. Sure he took time to scan the catalogues but I believe in sharing this kind of stuff with the community... instead of trying to make a buck.

Not to mention he is selling something that technically does not even belong to him.

He is also selling campy tech videos... smh

While i agree with this i can also see myself spending 20$ on it..

[WNC rider]

They can all be found here, no cost.
http://labibleduvelocataloguescampag...-catalogs.html

[tuscanyswe]

Originally Posted by WNC rider

They can all be found here, no cost.
http://labibleduvelocataloguescampag...-catalogs.html

Those are 6.55 euros or somtin. Or only for me ?

[WNC rider]

If you click on the boxes/catalogs listed at the top of the page, the catalogs magically appear below (scroll down).

[jamesdak]

Originally Posted by tuscanyswe

While i agree with this i can also see myself spending 20$ on it..

Yep, $20 is chump change to have a copy of all this info readily on hand.

[Spaghetti Legs]

That seller has been around for a while. They used to be listed on eBay. I thought about buying but you can find pretty much every Campy catalog from 17 on through various websites including Campagnolo.com.

[oliver1850]

I bought their CD about ten years ago. While I much prefer to look at the print catalogs, there are things on the CD that I haven't been able to track down in print. Kind of surprised that Campagnolo hasn't squashed this enterprise, but I think it's worth the $20.

[oldpotatoe]

Here too but I have the CD plus a drawer full of print catalogs, some original, some reprints...Can't remember all this stuff!!

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/...ues/?g2_page=1

[arik]

Turnabout is fair play, let's crowd fund the $20 and we can put the CD on a file sharing site for the paceliners to enjoy...

[Steve in SLO]

Got to say that the $20 version has colored scans and looks more pleasing to read than the free versions. I’m thinking that time spent in quality scanning, and collating might be worth the $20.

[93KgBike]

Originally Posted by arik

... let's crowd fund the $20 ...