Pads Campagnolo Record
Pads Campagnolo Record
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 Campagnolo Record Vintage Brake Calipers VGC With NOS Pads  US $125.00
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 Campagnolo 2000 Brake Pads for Record Chorus Set of 4 US $49.99
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 Campagnolo RECORD Road BRAKE SHOES PADS Centaur Chorus US $40.94
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 4Prs 8x Campagnolo Record Carbon Effect Road Brake Pads US $36.49
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 4Pr 8Pad Campagnolo Record Titaniun Eff Road Brake Pads US $36.49
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 Campagnolo 2000 Brake Pads for Record Chorus Set of 4 BR RE700 US $34.99
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 BRAKE PADS Campagnolo Nuovo Super Record Set of 4 Pads Blocks NEW US $33.99
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Replacement Brake Pads 4 US $31.93
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 Campagnolo Super Record Brake Pads 4 Vintage Campy US $30.00
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 New Campagnolo Nuovo Record Brake Pads 4 Vintage Campy US $30.00
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 NOS Campagnolo Nuovo Super Record Brake Pads New in Box US $30.00
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 New Campagnolo 95 99 Record Brake Pads Record Chorus Athena Centaur BR RE600 US $30.00
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 Campy Campagnolo Record Chorus Brake Pads 2000 2010 Free Shipping US $29.99
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 BRAKE PADS Campagnolo Record BR RE700 Set of 4 Pads Blocks NEW US $29.99
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 BRAKE PADS Campagnolo Record BR RE600 Set of 4 Pads Blocks NEW US $29.99
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 Campagnolo BR RE700 Brake Pads 2 pairs Record Chorus Centaur Veloce Genuine US $29.59
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 Kool Stop brake pads 4 Campagnolo Super Nuovo Record BK US $24.00
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 Campagnolo Super Record Carbon Brake Pads US $22.99
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 4Prs 8Pads Campagnolo Record Carbon Rim Road Brake Pads US $22.49
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 4 Campagnolo C Record Delta Brake Pad Nuts NOS hardware US $19.00
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 4Prs 8Pads Campagnolo Record Chorus Red Road Brake Pads US $17.49
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 4Pr 8Pads Campagnolo Record Ceramic Rim Road Brake Pads US $15.49
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 4Pr 8Pad Campagnolo Record Chorus Grey Road Brake Pads US $15.49
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 4Pairs 8Pc OBE Campagnolo Record Chorus Road Brake Pads US $14.49
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 Kool Stop Campagnolo Super Record 2011 Brake Pads f Carbon US $12.50
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 Campagnolo Record Carbon Ef Brake Carbon Rim Road Pads US $12.49
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Carbon Effect Road Brake Pads US $10.49
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Titanium Eff Road Brake Pads US $10.49
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 Campagnolo Old Record Alloy Cartridge Road Brake Pads US $10.49
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 NEW CLARKS BRAKE PADS CAMPAGNOLO RECORD ATHENA CHORUS US $8.99
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 CLARKS BRAKE PADS CAMPAGNOLO RECORD ATHENA CHORUS BL US $8.99
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 Kool Stop Campy 89 Road Brake Pads Campagnolo Black KS C89B Chorus Record Athena US $8.99
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 KOOL STOP C89 CAMPAGNOLO Record Chorus Athena Shimano ST 7401 Brake Pads US $8.00
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Carbon Rim Road Brake Pads US $7.49
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 NOS Clarks Road Brake Pad Compatible with Campagnolo Record Chorus Athena blk US $7.03
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 New Thermafoil Road Brake Caliper Pad Insert Campagnolo Campy Record US $7.00
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Green Road Brake Pad Inserts US $6.49
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 Clarks Road Bicycle Brake Pads Campagnolo Record Athena Chorus Compatible New US $5.99
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Red Road Brake Pad Inserts US $5.49
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 New Clarks All Weather Road Brake Caliper Pad Insert Campagnolo Campy Record red US $5.00
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Ceramic Rim Road Brake Pads US $4.49
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 Campagnolo Record Chorus Grey Road Brake Pad Inserts US $4.49
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 Campagnolo Old Record Replacement Road Brake Pads US $4.49
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 OBE Campagnolo Record Chorus Road Brake Pad Insert Shoe US $4.29
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 KOOL STOP C89 CAMPAGNOLO Record Chorus Athena Shimano ST 7401 Brake Pads Shoes US $3.29
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What brake pads do I need for a 1979 LeTour III Schwinn?
I am updating a pair of Schwinn LeTour bicycles that we bought in 1979. I have gathered that the Kool Stop pads are good brake pads, but how do I find which type to buy? The original pads say 'COMPE' on the side, and have an aluminum channel crimped over the V shape in the rubber brake pad. I suspect that the pad with bolt is replaced as a unit. The pad itself is approximately 1.5 inches long. 0.5 inches wide, and 0.6 inches from the caliper to the rim. The surface that touches the rim has grooves such that there are three areas that contact the rim.
The following is a description of one set of brake pads that look like they might work:
Kool Stop Campy Dual Compound Brake Inserts- Mixed condition (Dual Compound) replacement pads for Campagnolo Chorus, Athena, and Record brake pad holders.
I would like to get these bikes into condition for riding on paved bike trails, and brakes and tires seem like a good place to start.
Thanks for any direction!
Yep....new pads are a good idea if yours are several years (or decades!) old. 
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You can put just about any kind of pad on there that you want to. KoolStop makes good ones, but anything will work. Some brake pads today have a metal holder that you can replace just the rubber pad....others are still made just like your old ones there the pad is crimped permanently into the holder. When you go to the shop, they should have kits with the holder and pads if you want the "cartridge" style that's replaceable....they'll probably have the replacement pads for them as well. They're certain to have the normal style pads, too (Weinmann, DiaCompe, Shimano, Jagwire, etc).
One thing you need to know is if you have threaded or post-style brake pads (sounds like you have threaded). Bring one to the shop with you to be sure you get the right type for your brakes.
As far as KoolStop pads are concerned, the regular black compound is pretty good. The salmon (red) pads stop better in most conditions, and the grey ones are great. The brakes on your old bike aren't nearly as powerful as more modern designs, and even with a super-good pad you may not notice much difference....keep that in mind before you spend $30 on a set of blingy pads. )
