wheelset or other French (Atom, Maillard etc)

Posted on Fri 6th, August 2021

• #1

coot

Hi there,
Looking for a replacement for my daily runaround rear wheel but trying to match / keep in period etc. Wheelset on there is a Normandy large flange hubset on Mavic (red label) rims, 124/6 spaced running a single speed freewheel...and the cones are gone on the rear.
Does anyone have either a Normandy (or other French, c.1970s) rear wheel (700c), or hub (36h ideally) / hubset / wheelset surplus to requirements? Other French marques definitely considered...
Let me know! Cheers!
• #2

littleK in reply to @coot

I’ll have a look on Saturday possibly have hubs
• #3

coot in reply to @littleK

Oh great, thanks @littleK , let me know if you find anything!
• #4

littleK in reply to @coot
There’s four one isn’t high flange and one rear is a mallard

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• #5

coot

Wow, impressive @littleK - pm'ing you now...

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