STI: circa 60€ (wie sehen die beiden kleinen Platten vorne drauf aus?)
Kurbel: circa 25€ (keine Kettenblätter und auch keine originale Staubkappe mehr)
Bremsen: circa 50€ (orignal Bremsschuhe und Zuggegenhalter)
Umwerfer: 15€ (du sagst ja, dass er nicht mehr ganz frisch ist, ansonsten +circa 10€)
SW: 25-35€ (je nach Zustand, deins sehe ich so bei 28-30€)
Naben: als Paar mit originalen Schnellspannern bei 60-80€
Steuersatz: 50€ wenn die Lager noch gut laufen, der nicht abgebildete Gabelkonus dabei und auch intakt ist (die haben häufig einen Riss)
Zughalter: 10-15€
Alles zusammen so um die 300€ denke ich
"
Campagnolo's response was to spend the early 1960s producing a, slightly random, sequence of 'inexpensive' derailleurs designed to sit below the
Campagnolo Gran Sport.
The 1961 Campagnolo Sportman (note that the name is not Sport-s-man) was one of this sequence. And it was a far more interesting design than either the 1962
Campagnolo Turismo or the 1963
'Campagnolo' derailleur.
The Campagnolo Sportman's history is slightly lost in the mists of time. Most sources simply state that it dates from 1961, but a small minority of others date it at 1963. An even smaller number of yet others suggest that a 'first' version appeared in 1961 and an 'improved' version appeared in 1963.
One correspondent has suggested that the 1961 'first' version might have had a pulley cage with no offset (like a 1960
Campagnolo Gran Sport), whereas the 1963 'improved' version may have had an offset pulley cage (like a 1963
Campagnolo Record (1020)). This is a beautifully elegant explanation - except for the inconvenient fact that I have never seen any evidence for the existence of a 'first' version of the Campagnolo Sportman with a pulley cage with no offset. Others have pointed out that you sometimes find this derailleur fitted with round pulley wheels and sometimes with pulley wheels with 9 long teeth - although, at the time, worn-out pulley wheels were often (usually?) changed during the life of a working derailleur."
Quelle:
http://www.disraeligears.co.ukTh