Originally Posted by
rccardr
In my experience, trying to sell vintage tubular wheelsets is an exercise in frustration. Can't give 'em away.
On the other hand, there is an active eBay market for nice hubs, particularly Campagnolo Record hubs, either low or high flange.
I'd use a heavy duty clipper to cut the spokes and spend my time polishing and servicing the hubs to sell.
Originally Posted by
unterhausen
don't forget to take off the freewheel first
...all my older tubular wheelsets came with close range freewheels, and if you check out the prices being asked for 5 and 6 speed close range freewheels on ebay right now (14-22, 14-24,14-26 that kind of stuff), you will probably be just as shocked as I was. I don't know who's buying them at those prices, but they seem to have achieved a certain perceived value.