ISO: 27 inch rear wheel campagnolo hub
11-26-22, 07:52 PM
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ISO: 27 inch rear wheel campagnolo hub
anyone have one gathering dust, in nice shape? prefer campy high flange hub and Weinmann rim. 120mm
11-27-22, 04:27 PM
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Clincher? Tubular? Campy Record only or other models (Tipo, GS)?
11-27-22, 06:02 PM
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I have two sets, 27", clincher, both with Campagnolo Record high flange hubs.
One set has Araya rims, one has Super Champion Competition Gentleman rims.
Both have 5 speed free wheels, so is a 120mm spacing? Not sure.
I'll keep digging, I might have some more.
One set has Araya rims, one has Super Champion Competition Gentleman rims.
Both have 5 speed free wheels, so is a 120mm spacing? Not sure.
I'll keep digging, I might have some more.
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11-27-22, 06:18 PM
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i may have a good prospect from james1964... i'll know more tomorrow. thanks!
