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Mavic ZAP ZMS 800 Rear Derailleur: 1st Electronic RD! (Near Mint+ Low Miles)

Extremely rare piece of cycling history! The Mavic ZAP group was the world's first commercial electronic drivetrain introduced in 1993, 16 years before Shimano Di2! This would make a wonderful gift...

NIB/NOS Mavic ZAP Controller Set: Shifter Buttons / Wiring Harness (RARE! 1st Electronic Drivetrain Circa 1990's)

Extremely rare piece of cycling history! The Mavic ZAP group was the world's first commercial electronic drivetrain, 16 years before Shimano Di2! They make a wonderful gift for the bike tech history...

NOS Mavic Mektronic Front Derailleur: Braze On w/28.6mm Clamp (EXTREMELY RARE)

The front mech (along with the headset & Ritchey-esque crank) from the Mektronic gruppo is so rare some on the internet doubt it ever existed outside team issue / prototype. These drivetrains...

NOS Mavic S.S.C. / Zap #862 Front Derailleur: Braze On (Take-Off)

The mid 1980's Mavic 860/862 derailleurs are the stuff of legend.  They work amazingly well, look great, and stand out from the crowd.  This came with both the SSC and electronic Zap groups...

NIB/NOS Mavic 6702 Bearing Press: Vintage 1980's 1990's (RARE)

Super hard to find bearing press from the rare Mavic tool kit. Condition New old stock in sealed retail package

NIB/NOS MAVIC 26″ to 700c Brake Post Conversion Adapter: Vintage 1980's 1990's (RARE)

This super rare adapter allows you to run 700c rims on a 26" frame. Great for converting a vintage mountain bike to a gravel bike or commuter!  Condition New old stock in sealed retail plastic...

Mavic 860 Front Derailleur: 28.6mm Clamp - Black (Low Miles)

The mid 1980's Mavic 860/862 derailleurs are the stuff of legend.  They work amazingly well, look great, and stand out from the crowd.  Highly sought after and fairly rare. Condition This...

1996 Mavic Rim Catalog Lot: Full Size + Brochure & Wheel Building Guide (Mint & Average)

Full set of Mavic rim catalogs from 1996. The wheel building guide is particularly nice, which details all sorts of factors in selecting the right spokes and other rim measurements. Condition The...

1976 Mavic Catalog / Brochure: RARE! Mavic's 1st ? (MINT)

This SCARCE folding leaflet style catalog may be Mavic's first ever catalog in the classic era! Velo-Pages attributes this one to 1976, and Disraeli Gears attributes another with a black and red rear...

NIB/NOS Mavic GEL 280 Tubular Rims: PAIR - 36H x 28" - Hard Ano Grey - Vintage 1970's 1980's

The G.E.L. 280 was Mavic's top level ultralight racing tubular rim in the 1970's and 1980's.  They weigh a scant 280g. GEL stands for Gris Extra Legere (translates to grey extra light)...

NOS Mafac Competition / 2000 / Tiger Straddle Cables: Ball End - 115mm - Original (Pair)

Hard to source original double ball end straddle cables for the earlier Mafac Competition, GT, and Tiger centerpull brakes. ~115mm end to end Condition New old stock Details Sold in pairs

NOS Mavic 825 Y Shifters: Wishbone Under Bar - 870 Paris Gao Dakar Group - Black/Silver

These near unobtanium level rare shifters were Mavic's early entry into the under bar shifters. They were more precisely a tandem lever thumb shifter that mounted under the bar. They were high end...

NIB/NOS Mavic Outer Chainring: 54t x 144 - For SSC 630 + Starfish 631/632

Rare chainring from the 1980's and 1990's from the SSC 630 and Starfish 631/632 cranks Condition New old stock in factory sealed oem bag Details 54t x 144mm

Mavic M40211 Classics Rear Driveside 30ct Spoke Pack: 299mm Round Straight Pull

Package of 30 spokes.  These are driveside/right rear spokes for your Mavic Classics wheels. Condition New old stock Details 30 spokes Fits Mavic Classics Pro Clincher 700 Rear right...

Mavic Comete Carbon Disc Rear Wheel: Tubular, 575 Hub, 700c, 8/9/10 Speed

This rare full carbon disc wheel is an ultra high level wheel for time trial racing and track bikes.  The stiffness and aerodynamics of this wheel are highly regarded.  It has a hard to...

NIB/NOS Mavic Mektronic Electronic Shifting Drivetrain

Own a piece of cycling history! This was one of the first electronic drivetrains, and likely the very first wireless one!  Mavic Mektronic was the sequel to Mavic Zap, a wired electronic...