I’m sure somebody has done this elsewhere better than I have, but here is a Campy timeline I knocked up as I was getting confused with what went where.
I didn’t include the 50th Anniversary stuff, nor did I seperate the Record group into the Pista sub-groups.
I was only interested in 80’s and 90’s, so anything beyond that is out of my scope.
Roughly, the best stuff is at the top working down. Most of the dates are from Velobase, but it’s all pretty sketchy. For instance, there was a Triomphe headset that was still being offered long after the rest of the Triomphe group had been discontinued.
Your source (Velobase) isn’t always accurate (most people are well meaning but don’t know shit). There’s a few mistakes, the speeds/cutoffs overlapped and I was using Daytona in '99 (9 speed).
^ Yeah I know it’s not super-accurate, meant to be more of a guide than anything. Shit, I don’t think Campagnolo even knew what was or wasn’t available at any particular time. But if there’s any gleaming errors, let me know.
My previous roadie was purchased in 2002 with Centaur 10 speed.
Same year Daytona was renamed Centaur according to Blakeyplz posted timeline.
This is strange as I’ve seen several references to 9 speed Centaur.
I thought they might have done a chart like this in that Campag 75th anniversary book. Missed opportunity - it’s a coffee table book and not much more.