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Read all the posts - it is a track wheel ... And if you read the post you will also know why -
This wheel is a lot older than you and som wheels were different back then - do your research before posting ....
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If both of you read what I wrote or did some research you would know that this is a track wheel ...
But I give up and I am taken it off sale here later today.
I had the impression this was a serious forum where I could learning something from people with knowllage but if you two represent this forum, I can see this is not the case and I will find a place with serious people ...
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yes the tub is glued and yes it holds air ....
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Numerius: Well ...... even though I am not in to track bikes I do know (because I have spend 10 min with one of my best friends google) that some older track wheels did not have a lock -ring - the reason - you do not need to break on the track ! you will also find that some of the older campa hubs do not have a lock-ring .... it is incredible what you can learn on the internet ..... this is a track wheel and it have been used on the track ...
umop3pisdn: Thank you very much for this usable advice - I will for sure put it on retrobike this weekend ....
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Numerius: I will post a photo later - and as far as I remember there is not a left hand thred but I will let you know later today or tomorrow.
Passion: excuse my sarcasm - how has it anything to do with what most people can afford ? - I can´t afford a cinelli laser for my collection, that does not mean that someone will give it to for nothing because I cannot afford it ...... yes you can buy some unknown or badly shaped disc wheel for 200 but what I have for sale here is not a random disc wheel …………… This is for a collector who knows what it is ……. And if someone who know what they talked about said it only was worth 200 then I would accept it right away – but so far I am not impressed about the response (not all posts included) – it is very fair to be critical, if you know what you are talking about !
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Doesn't look at all like my Comete track disc (of a similar era)
Thank you very much ..... and it is not a Mavic, i have a road version Mavic on my Colnago Krono TT bike and it is not at all the same ..
This is 100% sure a genuine Cinelli ......
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A clue on the Mavic Comet is the disc is glued to a very trusty Mavic 501 hub that's easily seen complete with logo on it
hmm there's two values-
1/ What it could bring on here - guessing and am thinking in the region of £200
2/ What it would bring on e-Bay, could be considerably more with the right interest, you could get lucky here too
I'm not into vintage kit - I have paid £600 for a Lightweight disc in the past (hub wasn't fantastic )
Well ......
- it is Not a marvic it is a cinelli - look at the picture and link provided … (I will take better pictures of mine in the weekend)
- So ..... the way I read your post you are basically saying that you also have gotten no idea about the value (or perhaps even less as I did a tiny bit of research)
- I simply do not understand how you can compare a new wheel to this - it is the same as comparing apples to oranges.
And if there are no takers here at a reasonable price close to the asking price I will take my chances on Evilbay – however I general do not like to sell there I do prefer forums …..
- it is Not a marvic it is a cinelli - look at the picture and link provided … (I will take better pictures of mine in the weekend)
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I order to prove orginality of the wheel I have the following from the internet:
this is from Cinelli only - it a road version but you can see the hubs are build the same way.
secondly - Here is a picture of the danish world champ Hans Henrik Oersted with his cinelli laser - you can see here that the hubs are the same ....
Pistoffski: You are spot on .... Thanks