Wanted: 6-Speed Freewheel 700c Wheel Set / Hubs

Posted on Tue 6th, October 2009

• #1

bummeln

Hi,

I'm looking for a set of hubs or a wheelset for a refurbishment I'm doing on a 70s bike: preferably Campag hubs, 126mm rear, both 36 hole, rear threaded for a 5/6-speed freewheel.

If a wheelset 700c clincher rims, preferably silver.

Can anyone help me?
• #2

retrodicorsa

Got a pair of 36H Gipiemme hubs, 6spd Regina Oro block included, bearings OK but need grease, happen to be laced to some Mavic Special Sport tubular rims but only looking for a tenner so you can chuck those away (or sell them on). Collect SE1
• #3

Ruggero

i've got a 1979 6v-36h. rear campagnolo record hub; it's silver and it's already assembled on a complete rear wheel that has an "ambrosio cc 28" 700 (modern) silver rim. the hub is really perfect.
I've got also the original rim provided whit the hub that is a Nisi, gold 36h of the same year.
I'm italian but i should be in london for vacation in november.

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