Which campy hubs are these?

[unit3]

Im not sure, and as I will be looking to move them on I would like to make sure I list them correctly.

 

[Tc]

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double post

 

[Tc]

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Oooh they are lovely

Records I think

Move them onto me please

 

[pete_mcc]

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Not record, missing the front grease port and the looped QRs.

From the looks they are Centuar- key features are the rear only grease port and the silver rear non drive side spacer

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/d/3342-5/1991.pdf

 

[ferrus]

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or Olympus, they're identical

 

[unit3]

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Not record, missing the front grease port and the looped QRs.

From the looks they are Centuar- key features are the rear only grease port and the silver rear non drive side spacer

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/d/3342-5/1991.pdf

or Olympus, they're identical

Any idea where these would sit in the line up?

 

[pete_mcc]

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or Olympus, they're identical

You're absolutely right, but my reckoning was the Olympus tended to be 7 speed and Centaur 8 (the silver spacer was the 8 speed specific spacer.

The line up, in 1991, was Euclid, Centaur, Olympus, Themis (top to bottom)

 

[unit3]

thanks very much guy's
The complete wheels will be going in the for sale section.

 

[ferrus]

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or Olympus, they're identical

You're absolutely right, but my reckoning was the Olympus tended to be 7 speed and Centaur 8 (the silver spacer was the 8 speed specific spacer.

The line up, in 1991, was Euclid, Centaur, Olympus, Themis (top to bottom)

I've only ever seen Olympus in 8 speed (Dynatech Voyager, Look M190, couple of Kleins, Mercians)
Both my Olympus hubs have the silver spacer - they've used those spacers on all sorts of hubs since the 70s at least

 

[pete_mcc]

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Both my Olympus hubs have the silver spacer - they've used those spacers on all sorts of hubs since the 70s at least

Not talking about road hubs, or freewheel hubs from the 70s or 80s. Specifically MTB hubs and the non drive side.