Hey guys! Just got this Campagnolo wheel hub set from my local flee market (thought they were cool and grabbed it) but I don’t really know much about vintage hubs.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks!
by Multi_21Seb
Hey guys! Just got this Campagnolo wheel hub set from my local flee market (thought they were cool and grabbed it) but I don’t really know much about vintage hubs.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks!
by Multi_21Seb
8 Comments
Sure – and what’s your question?
The most beautifully crafted and shaped large flange hubs ever made, imo. These are track hubs (Pista), fixed gear
I’m just trying to figure out from what year are they from, if they are considered a rarity, specs, etc.
Any sort of information I guess
Track hubs, Record (so step below the top grade). Older without the grease injection port, so maybe 70’s?
They do look used and built up at some point. Not incredibly rare, but the box is cool. Maybe $150 a set?
Hard to say exact vintage. That model existed through the 60’s and 70’s, as you can see in old Campy catalogues.
https://www.campyonly.com/history/catalogs.html
Sculptural beauties. I wouldn’t blame you if you just keep them in a fortified display case./
That’s not even boost?
I have campy record 10 speed high flange hubs on my 1973 road bike that still gets regular use. They have never been rebuilt, just greased thru the vent holes with a syringe. If they don’t get used, that is a crime. These are indestructible. Build them up and enjoy.