Thanks Chris. Congrats on scoring a set of Cromodoras - they are supposed to be a better quality casting than the Campys. Pics of the centre badges are excellent - do you mind if I use them in an article I am preparing for our club mag on my rim restoration saga? They look like a nicely engineered bit of kit - a far cry from the clip in plastic badges common now. At least I now know what I'm searching for!

I have just finished restoring a set of original Campagnolo "Turbina" style alloy rims for my 1972 Spider. I had no luck tracking down original or repro badges for the rim centres. Got a set from the UK, but they turned out to be for the later type of Turbinas fitted to Alfettas and don't fit my rims. Anyone able to tell me just how the original badges for the wheels were attached? Currently, I'm using modified badges from Alfa 33/75 alloys, attached with silicone - which look ok, but aren't what I'd prefer. Also, I was only able to find a set of 4 rims - if anyone has a spare Campagnolo lying around the workshop, I'm very interested

I'm running 32 psi all round on my 1972 Spider (185x70 tyres). A quick poll of other AROCA-Qld members a few months ago revealed 105 owners were running generally in the low 30s, unless they were doing track work, in which case they were running much higher.

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