Francesco Moser was paid to sponsor this wacky BMX bike that could be modified into a tandem. Produced in Bologna Italy by Paioli. Also below are 2 images from the US patent, dated April 15th, 1986. I uploaded this as I found very little information on this bike online, and this catalog was not accessible.
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Monday, July 8, 2013
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Broken Campagnolo crank arm
__It happens. Sure it is scary and horrific, but it is aluminum that is 30 years old, and sometimes we forget we are riding on vintage stuff. I have a lot of parts on my bikes that were made before I was born, some were even manufactured before my father was born. It is good to inspect your components every once and a while. Make it a routine to clean your bike and make sure no hairline cracks or other defects developed. You will be left with assurance your parts are good and you will have a clean bike!
Moser Campagnolo Gran Sport crank arm,
Moser Campagnolo Gran Sport crank arm,
Labels:
1980s,
Campagnolo,
component failure,
cranks,
moser
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