80s track wheelset NO LONGER FOR SALE!!

Posted on Sun 10th, September 2023

• #1

Pipyepip
80s track wheelset.
36h Maillard hubs
Mavic module e2 tubular rims with tubs included

Tubs still hold air but very old and cracked so will need replacing. Lovely set of wheels but I have no use for them currently.

Previously raced by Reg Nichols around the north of England, built by H.O smith & son

£50 Ono can deliver in London, would rather not post :)

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• #2

midlife

Are they tubs? Memory not what it used to be but I recall the E stood for Elan which was a very early lightweight clincher tyre?
• #3

Chaley in reply to @midlife

I’m pretty sure my old argents were clinchers.
• #4

Foreigner65 in reply to @midlife

You are correct, had couple of pairs, both on narrow clincher tyres, 19mm and 20mm respectively
• #5

EcuriePeril

I wouldn’t expect an 80’s trackie to be using clinchers
• #6

midlife

Fixed training wheels?
• #7

cyclinghenry

Dibs if still available.

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