Show me your high flange hubs
07-17-20, 07:23 PM
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I think we may be mistaken. I think they are Italian knockoffs of the GS. One of my saved Italian sellers just put up a front hub.
https://www.ebay.it/itm/BICI-VINTAGE...wAAOSw5YpfEdbC
https://www.ebay.it/itm/BICI-VINTAGE...wAAOSw5YpfEdbC
07-18-20, 01:39 AM
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Hi Iab,
So what are then these HF if not GS? Another bike with full GS groupset I picked up at the same time. They are Campagnolo hubs on Nisi rims with Regina extra freewheel, Campi QRs included.
So what are then these HF if not GS? Another bike with full GS groupset I picked up at the same time. They are Campagnolo hubs on Nisi rims with Regina extra freewheel, Campi QRs included.
07-18-20, 01:51 AM
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Wow, never knew Shimano made HF too. Appropriate QRs from early 80s? Show me a pic of what are you looking for, perhaps have something in my pile of bits. Or can ask a chap I visited in north Italy, boy had he had everything ...times 10.
07-18-20, 02:53 PM
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So your hub is an oddball. I think I may have seen something a while back like it, but you don't see them often. It very well could have been made by Campagnolo, or some kluge someone did in their garage, I just don't know.
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FB Hubs 06 by iabisdb, on FlickrCampagnolo Gran Sport
Campagnolo Gran Sport Hubs by iabisdb, on Flickr
07-18-20, 03:12 PM
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Campy Nuovo Record Hubs - circa 1974
Needing a good cleaning, but hey, they've been with me and in use since they came on my '74 Atala Record Professional. Good stuff.
07-18-20, 05:44 PM
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Thanks, I'll have to research what they should look like.
07-19-20, 04:41 PM
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Hi again, very strange indeed - I inspected the wheels and hubs are definitely Campagnolo ones. To stamp them correctly would have cost more than buying them anyhow.
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
Campagnolo hubs and skewers - South Salem Cycleworks
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
Campagnolo hubs and skewers - South Salem Cycleworks
07-19-20, 05:30 PM
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Hi again, very strange indeed - I inspected the wheels and hubs are definitely Campagnolo ones. To stamp them correctly would have cost more than buying them anyhow.
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
Campagnolo hubs and skewers - South Salem Cycleworks
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
Campagnolo hubs and skewers - South Salem Cycleworks
, but anything 3-piece was GS, every other hub Campagnolo made was all aluminum. You definitely have an odd duck. Wish I knew what it was, but I've had the Nuovo Tipo and the Sportsman, both with round holes without the extra small hole. Always all aluminum.
07-20-20, 04:09 PM
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Campagnolo "no record" Record. 1964 I think.
Not sure what make this is. It was on a Puch made Sears from the sixties.
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07-21-20, 01:39 AM
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Hi again, very strange indeed - I inspected the wheels and hubs are definitely Campagnolo ones. To stamp them correctly would have cost more than buying them anyhow.
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
I think they may be Nouvo Tipo GS, so later edition to the rest of the gear on the bike, these I believe came out late 1960s-1970s.
Edit: Yes they did, but they have "kidney bean" holes:
(Photo via Velobase/Bob Freeman)
https://www.velobase.com/ViewComponen...=110&AbsPos=57
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