Vintage Road 700c Wheelset - SOLD

[CostinDraghici]

Hi,

The wheels are for tubulars, Cesare Rizzato hubs laced to Nisi rims, true with no dents or hits with a pair of Vittoria Rally 700-25 Tubulars mounted with Velox-Jantex adhesive tape.
The hubs are serviced and greased, spacing is 126/100mm and the rims have minimum wear on the braking surface.
I cleaned up and serviced the wheels for my use but never got the chance to build up the next bike.

My asking price is 100GBP + postage - around 25GBP I think

Here are some pictures:

http://imgur.com/a/KMQ2r

 

[bobet1953]

Re: Vintage Road 700c Wheelset

Hi
Will that hub take a 7 speed freewheel?

Thanks

 

[CostinDraghici]

Re: Vintage Road 700c Wheelset

Hi
Will that hub take a 7 speed freewheel?

Thanks

Hi,

They came with a 6 Speed freewheel on it and I'm pretty sure the axle is long enough to accommodate the 7 speed one, but I will check once I get home.

Regards,
Costin

 

[CostinDraghici]

Re:

Hi,

So, I made some research for the compatibility of 7 speed freewheel on this hubs and it seems that you can put one with very little troulbe, have a look here:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/freewheels.html

The exact paragraph interesting for you would be this one:

"6 Speed to 7 Speed
If your bike currently has a regular-spaced 6-speed freewheel, you can generally upgrade to 7-speed with little trouble. Since the sprockets are closer together on a 7-speed freewheel, the overall width is only very slightly wider than a regular-spaced 6-speed. You might need to add a thin washer to the right side of your axle to keep the chain from rubbing the frame in the highest gear."

Let me know it suits your needs and we can discuss on the price.

Regards,
Coatin

 

[CostinDraghici]

Re: Vintage Road 700c Wheelset

The wheels are now SOLD - 70 GBP locally.
Thanks for hosting, topic can be closed.

 

[ksvb5368]

Well should you really be advertising on here if you are also selling locally?