Sciguy 

I have 3 pairs of Campy Record hubs all from 1973. They're all 36 hole with two pairs high flange and one pair low flange. Both low flange rears are 120mm spacing while the low flange rear is 126mm spaced. I'd like to move them on to someone who would put them back into use and enjoy them. I've replaced all bearings with new high quality bearings. There's one set of skewers for both front and rear as well as a single front skewer. They're all English threaded.






Any thoughts or advice?

Hugh

randyjawa 

High flange with skewers and sound mechanical/cosmetic condition should fetch between $100 and $150 depending on your marketing skills and patience. Location also plays a big part in vintage road bicycle component values.

High flange sans skewers, knock off $40 to $50.

Low flange without skewers, lucky to get $70.

That is my opinion of course.

Sciguy 

Thanks for the quick and useful reply. So might I think that perhaps $200 for the whole shooting match might be a reasonable ask?

Hugh

randyjawa 

A decent enough price but first you have to find someone who needs/wants three sets of Campy hubs. Then you need to remember that as the price goes up the buyer base shrinks. I might be willing to spend a hundred bucks and get away with it. $200 would definitely attract the attention of Mrs. Me and I don't really want to do that. Best bet is to let them go one set at a time. There will be more people interested, in my opinion.

Sciguy 

That's great advice. I'm ready to pass them on with minimal messing around. Obviously a low enough asking price would help that out.

repechage

no, keep them separate

kc0yef 

Are they the correct skewers?

repechage

the pair with looks correct to me, prior to the numeric threading description, of the secret code era, one groove.