Can anyone identify these MAVIC hubs? circa 1993

[JCS]

Hi all
I have a set of Mavic wheels that were hand built by Dave Hinde in 1993. The rims are 117 SUP CD. Can anyone identify the hubs? They have ‘9208F’ stamped on the rear hub. I think they are cartridge bearing hubs?
Thanks.

 

[Takingabreak]

If they are 135mm spacing and that is a green band then they are likely Mavic 531's which as far as I know are 501 hubs spaced for mtb. Quite rare I think.

 

[FluffyChicken]

Try and read the writing on the green ring.
It should say Mavic nd then on the other side 531.
Maybe a 1993 hub if 9208 is a date code.
Would be about right for the 117 rims.

MAVIC MA2-C - F/E - page 9

The catalogue is cryptically titled 'MAVIC MA2-C - F/E'. My guess is that 'MA' stands for MAVIC, '2' stands for the 1992 model year, 'C' stands for components (rather than rims) and F/E stands for French/English. ...

www.disraeligears.co.uk

Edit to add

Reviews of Mavic Bike Hubs - the Buyer's Guide, 2015

Bicycle hubs from Mavic, archive, bikepro.com

www.bikepro.com

 

[Takingabreak]

Hi all
I have a set of Mavic wheels that were hand built by Dave Hinde in 1993. The rims are 117 SUP CD. Can anyone identify the hubs? They have ‘9208F’ stamped on the rear hub. I think they are cartridge bearing hubs?
Thanks.

where abouts on the hub is that stamped. I'm just looking at a 531 hub that I have and the only markings are the thread spec 1.370 x 24 tpi

EDIT - I can see from the picture it's on the end of the bearing cover on the non drive side. Mine doesn't have any markings there

 

[JCS]

Thanks guys! They are in fact Mavic 531. Mystery solved.

VeloBase.com - Component: Mavic 531