For Sale USSR Soviet carbon 28" 700c rear disc wheel made by MiG tubular

[Gintas_ce]

Soviet USSR carbon rear disc wheel. 700C. Wheel is in quite used condition, has some signs of use and 1 small hole but it is build so solid that will last many kilometers, true and spins smoothly without any play. Made by the very same company MiG who made famous soviet airplanes (Mikoyan and Gurevich Design Bureau). 1214 grams. 130mm. 600 euros + shipping

 

[Gintas_ce]

price drop. 500 euros + shipping

 

[pwebb]

a MIG 28 you might say , certainly a conversation piece, GLWS

 

[bikeworkshop]

I'd assume it's for a freewheel at 130, although I thought 130 came in with 8speed HG, not Threaded FW, 19 around 1990, and the soviet Union was over in 1991?
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[Gintas_ce]

I'd assume it's for a freewheel at 130, although I thought 130 came in with 8speed HG, not Threaded FW, 19 around 1990, and the soviet Union was over in 1991?
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Nobody stopped from servicing the hub and replacing axle with extra spacers to whatever needs were necessary at the moment

Side note. Such wheels were also used for track just swapping them with narrower axle and less spacers

 

[bikeworkshop]

Nobody stopped from servicing the hub and replacing axle with extra spacers to whatever needs were necessary at the moment

Side note. Such wheels were also used for track just swapping them with narrower axle and less spacers

Populart on track, but it would need a left hand lockring thread, unless the hub body can be replaced?

 

[Gintas_ce]

Populart on track, but it would need a left hand lockring thread, unless the hub body can be replaced?

During soviet era lockring thread was considered redundant on these discs. From my experience I've seen lockring threads just on handful of such discs