Cheap Tubular Wheelset

Posted on Mon 24th, December 2007

• #1

SimonC

Maillard low flange front hub laced with SSDBs to a Wolber Super Champion with an unbranded tubular mounted.

Zeus high flange screw-on rear (can be re-spaced for SS) on another Wolber Super Champion (chromed plain gauge spokes) with a Peugeout tub fitted.

Both whels need a clean, the front tub is a bit perished and the rear spokes have lost their chrome. Could be the start of a cheap, servicable wheelset rhough. Skewers included

Offers around £20
• #2

SimonC

OK, a tenner anyone? That gets you a usable tubular (worth a tenner), a pair of rims (worth a tenner of anyone's money) or a pair of hubs (also worth at least a tenner....)
• #3

Roberto

The word "tubular" scares people... ;)

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