goose
06-26-03, 05:34 PM
Anybody know anything about 'em? Google turned up only three or four links, none of any help.
Still learning, so any info would be appreciated.
Still learning, so any info would be appreciated.
Classic & Vintage - Mavic Montlery wheels
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wherryj
04-09-04, 07:40 PM
Anybody know anything about 'em? Google turned up only three or four links, none of any help.
Still learning, so any info would be appreciated.
Goose,
I have a French bike (Stella) with the Mavic Montlery wheels (25"). I too am trying to learn if the wheels or bike is worth anything. It has gone unused for about 23 years. The derailer is Campagnolo Nuovo Record. I would appreciate any leads.
Thanks
Jeff
Still learning, so any info would be appreciated.
Goose,
I have a French bike (Stella) with the Mavic Montlery wheels (25"). I too am trying to learn if the wheels or bike is worth anything. It has gone unused for about 23 years. The derailer is Campagnolo Nuovo Record. I would appreciate any leads.
Thanks
Jeff
lotek
04-11-04, 10:33 AM
Mavic Monthlery rims, named for a is a suburb of Paris,
and site of a race track where the French Grand Prix was held in the
1920s and '30s.
There were 2 models Route and Legere models.
Route(s) were 21.5mm in width and weighed approximately 420gm.
The Legere modewl was 20mm wide and weighed 310mm.
There were also I believe variations of the above (anodized gold?)
available.
Its a precursor of the GP4 tubular rim, very strong. Very apropos for PX10,
or other good french racing bike.
Marty
and site of a race track where the French Grand Prix was held in the
1920s and '30s.
There were 2 models Route and Legere models.
Route(s) were 21.5mm in width and weighed approximately 420gm.
The Legere modewl was 20mm wide and weighed 310mm.
There were also I believe variations of the above (anodized gold?)
available.
Its a precursor of the GP4 tubular rim, very strong. Very apropos for PX10,
or other good french racing bike.
Marty
John E
04-11-04, 06:51 PM
Lotek is spot-on. Those rims are classics.