Campagnolo hub-french threading?
06-06-12, 04:32 AM
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Campagnolo hub-french threading?
I just discover in my old box a Campagnolo Record rear hub with a six speed Maillard Course freewheel, french thread. Is this combination rare? Is a keeper or should I take a 15$ offer?
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06-06-12, 07:37 AM
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Everything depends on condition. Unless it's in rough condition, it has to be worth more then $15.
06-06-12, 07:44 AM
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Are you sure it's French thread? Maillard freewheels were made in British and French threading. If the axle cones are good it's worth just for spare parts if it's French.
06-06-12, 08:33 AM
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After a close inspection I`m sure is french. The hub has the inscription: "FRANCE M34.7X1"
And the freewhel had 5 cogs, not 6. Two red spacers.
And the freewhel had 5 cogs, not 6. Two red spacers.
06-06-12, 04:02 PM
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The freewheel should come apart to allow building up the wheel with just the body in place. then the freewheel can be removed w/o trouble.
$15 reads cheap, no mention of the skewer... if in reasonable shape that alone would be worth that and possibly more.
But cash in hand...
