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Eddy Merckx Bike 1970 or earlier.
It's a big mystery who built this bike.
Late '60s, early '70s there were some licenses pending I presume.
From 1971 on Kessels had a license for Belgium and the Netherlands but before ??
Has this bike slipped between the net?
Any clue?
Country: Belgium (?) Model: Year: 1970 Frame Size: CT54 Serial number: Tubing: Crankset: Campagnolo Record 1049 Bottom Bracket: Campagnolo Record ITA 1046/a Pedals: Campagnolo Record 1037 Front Derailleur: Campagnolo Record 1052/a Rear Derailleur: Campagnolo Record 1020
Shifters: Campagnolo Record 1014 Front Hub: Campagnolo Record high flange 1035 Rear Hub: Campagnolo Record high flange 1035 Handlebars and Stem: Cinelli/Cinelli Grand Prix Headset: Campagnolo Record 1039 Brakeset: Universal 68 Seat: Brooks Professional Seatpost: Campagnolo Record 1044 Extra: Mavic 'Championnat du Monde Professionel' rims Extra: 4 speed Regina freewheel
Eddy Merckx 1970, licensed or not?
Forkcrown and lugs chromed, Campagnolo Record head set, Universal 68 brake set
Campagnolo Record '71
Campagnolo drop-outs
4 speed Regina freewheel
CT 54
Campagnolo Record BB ITA
Mavic Championnat du Monde Professionel rims with high flange Campagnolo Record hubs
Brooks Professional on Campagnolo Record seatpost
Universal 68 'drilled ... on an monday',
a Universal-Campagnolo combination often seen late '60s, early '70s
