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Tina and I rode to tintern for coffee, then back through the woods. Tubeless started to leak due to old fluid, so i stuffed in a tube😍

Did you find the campagnolo qrs? Thread says sorted but there's ambiguity and I came across a pair this eve look like the right sort of period

I think a steel fork with curved blades would look best, also hoping to keep the price at the lower end, but thank you for the consideration

It's the sort of thing best put on an ebay auction. It's an unlikely part to fake, as there are multiple materials and technologies involved. An eBay user will advise if they look like a copy. As New condition toestraps could easily be very desirable, and the 50th anniversary kit is a focus...

And fill the tyres with helium😁

And take modernisation nicely 😉

It's not an uncommon name I don't think it would have anything to do with stickers on super champion sprints in Europe.

I'm worried this is turning into "Rim Nerds' Corner"🤔

I did wonder why superchamps often said Wolber, but often didn't, even though the label design was almost identical👍

It's very likely. when smallish uk builders offered complete bikes, some components got custom stickers. But many manufacturers themselves also did it. The world champ sticker over the join I've seen before - even that gold sans-serif performance label seems familiar.

They were everywhere. I bet @Guinessisgoodforyou has a few dozen pairs on bikes, and a shed in the garden whose door no longer closes fully due to the quantity of Wobbly SuperCs on small- flange Normandy hubbed wheels 🤔

I've spent decades looking at and repairing bicycle wheels. This happens - you see a component and your brain does a "Google lens" @Nob 's brain probably does too As long as its 70s TT kit😉

Kit looks mostly original Frame, geometrically interesting, but gaspipe gauge.

Wolber pops up in my mind like freshly made toast.

I'd put one in my museum of "How consumerism corrupted the bicycle industry" The interesting thing is it must've taken more effort (hence real cost) to make than the Hardrock, and yet would have been cheaper to buy. A classic example of Chinese product dumping that got legislated against, and...

Still in the headset though😪

There was a fashion for complex dh- style bikes in the late 90s by catalogue brands, some ran into the 2000s. You'll often find the same frame with a variety of stickers on. It's kind of fun and historic, but need a strong dash of irony👍

https://ebay.us/m/XO3IfT That could be you! With a stack of British Beauties on the flatbed there!🥰

I will ask him - I'm not sure he was unleashed on the front counter often though - the workshop was through the door at the back in those days, the mechanics and sales staff were different iirc

About £15 to post to usa. No probs if you need it. You might find because it's French the only 25.0 posts came in to the country were already fitted into bikes. Tarrifs iirc😉 Canada might be different?