Mavic M6 CD with Performance Hubs
10-10-22, 03:48 PM
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Mavic M6 CD with Performance Hubs
Anyone know how I can get more information on the "Performance" hubs? Not finding much on the internet. Not original equipment for the bike (91 Rockhopper Comp). Thanks for any additional information.
10-10-22, 05:05 PM
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I believe that those are Taiwan-sourced, similar to hubs branded Sovos and KK so probably from the same big factory.
I have long suspected that the factory tooling may have come from a defunt Maillard facility.
Those are cool (and very wide) Mavic rims you have there.
These rims were the best available for period downhill racing. I still have an un-built set, in silver.
I have long suspected that the factory tooling may have come from a defunt Maillard facility.
Those are cool (and very wide) Mavic rims you have there.
These rims were the best available for period downhill racing. I still have an un-built set, in silver.
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I agree they look like lots of other mid level hubs, but appear to be branded for Performance mail order shop
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10-10-22, 11:13 PM
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I bought a set of wheels from Performance Bike Shop in about 1985. They have (present tense) stainless spokes, MAVIC MA2 rims and those sealed bearing hubs.
I have no idea how many miles are on those hubs (both wheels, really) but they are still going strong.
If I were you, I'd keep them. I am, in fact, keeping mine. I rode them just today.
I have no idea how many miles are on those hubs (both wheels, really) but they are still going strong.
If I were you, I'd keep them. I am, in fact, keeping mine. I rode them just today.
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In the early 1990s, I bought several sets of Performance cartridge bearing nutted hubs on closeout (about the time of the big switchover to cassette freehubs). They seem to be well-constructed by their supplier, and I've laced them into wheels that have seen thousands of trouble-free miles.
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I have a pair of Performance wheels with sealed bearing hubs.
By all appearances they are Avocet/ Ofmega brand. Quick releases match that brand.
Mine have Performance rims which are clearly labeled Campagnolo Omega Strada hardox.
The wheels were mounted on a Cilo/Vitus 979, along with several changes, notably Shimano
600 right shifter and 105 rear derailler on an otherwise Dura Ace bike. Evidently, an update
to index shifting.
By all appearances they are Avocet/ Ofmega brand. Quick releases match that brand.
Mine have Performance rims which are clearly labeled Campagnolo Omega Strada hardox.
The wheels were mounted on a Cilo/Vitus 979, along with several changes, notably Shimano
600 right shifter and 105 rear derailler on an otherwise Dura Ace bike. Evidently, an update
to index shifting.
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