| About 50 Campy fans from across the U.S.
and from as far away as Australia made the Cento Anni event a
great success. Participants were treated to a great display of
modern, retro, and historic bikes, a slide show featuring rare photos of
Tullio Campagnolo, a bicycle Concourse d'Elegance contest, a Trivia
Contest, and the singing of "Happy Birthday" to Sr. Campagnolo.
Campy Only thanks the event sponsors:
We of course also thank all those who
helped make the event possible, including the Campy Only webmaster's
family (Cindy, Gregory, and Sarah), Bill Williams, and Ron Lew.
Event Photos
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The Cento Anni
cake |
The Davis Bicycle
Museum provided a display of historic bikes. Thanks to
David Takaemoto-Weerts and Tim Bustos from providing this
exhibit.
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Cento Anni! |
Many riders
brought displays of historic Campagnolo items |
Easily winning the
"most distant" award was Greg Quinn (right) of
Melbourne, Australia |
Greg Quinn checks
out one of the displays |
Retro and modern
bikes abounded inside the event hall |
Fixed gear
Campy-equipped road bike |
This fine 1971
Masi won the "Retro" category of the Concourse
d'Elegance |
Bob Rogen won the
Trivia Quiz |
This 2001
Tallerico won the Modern Bike competition |
Sarah and Gregory,
the youngest Campy fans at Cento Anni |
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| Cake
is served! |
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This street-worthy
Paris-Roubaix-equipped Biachi provided a demonstration of
rod-shifting, Campy style |
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The event crew
included (l-r) Eric Norris, Ron Lew, and Bill Williams.
Not pictured: Cindy, Gregory, and Sarah Norris, and Anna. |
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Visits since 8-30-01 |
