Nisi Moncalieri Torino Tubular Rear Wheel – Campagnolo Record Hub 120mm 28" 700C 622

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Details:

  • Brand / Model: Nisi Moncalieri Torino Italia Rim / Campagnolo Record Hub

  • Type: Rear Tubular Wheel

  • Wheel Size: 28" / 700C (622 mm / Tubular)

  • Hub Model: Campagnolo Record

  • Hub Spacing: 120 mm (Standard 5-Speed Vintage Road Spacing)

  • Freewheel Thread: Standard ISO / British (1.37" x 24 TPI) or Italian (35 x 24F) Compatible

  • Rim Model: Nisi Moncalieri Torino Italia

  • Rim Type: Tubular

  • Outer Rim Width: 20.6 mm

  • Material: Aluminum Alloy

  • Color: Polished Silver Hub / Silver Rim

  • Condition: Used, Cleaned, Checked and Fully Functional

  • Origin: Made in Italy

 

Description:

An exquisite piece of classic Italian cycling heritage, pairing a legendary Campagnolo Record rear hub with a period-correct Nisi Moncalieri Torino tubular rim. The Campagnolo Record hub, engineered with industry-leading cup-and-cone bearings and beautifully polished alloy flanges, is renowned globally for its near-indestructible durability and buttery-smooth rotation. Configured with a classic 120 mm rear spacing and a standard freewheel thread that accepts common British or Italian threaded blocks, this hub is tailor-made for authentic 5-speed drivetrains from the 1970s.

The hub is expertly laced to a lightweight Nisi Moncalieri aluminum tubular rim—a staple of the European professional peloton celebrated for its responsive acceleration and incredibly low rotational mass. The 20.6 mm outer rim width provides an optimal, secure seating surface for period-correct tubular racing tires. Offering supreme ride quality and timeless aesthetics, this wheel is the perfect finishing touch for a historically accurate, high-end Italian steel restoration such as a Colnago, Bianchi, or Pinarello.