Optimising the clamping force and maintaining structural alignment on period-correct French hubsets requires dedicated hardware. These pre-owned Pelissier quick release wheel skewers deliver the exact mechanical leverage and axial tension needed to secure your wheels safely inside classic dropouts. Ideal for mid-to-late 20th-century French road builds and classic touring bikes.
Engineered during the golden era of French cycling, these Pelissier skewers feature the classic cam-action lever mechanism that ensures consistent clamping pressure. Unlike modern generic QR skewers, these vintage units respect the correct axle spacing and thread pitch profile typical of vintage French hubs from the 1970s and 1980s. The photos are part of the description; please inspect them closely to assess the exact cosmetic condition and surface finish of this pre-owned set.
Whether you are completing a high-end Peugeot PX10, a Mercier racing machine, or a durable steel Gitane, sourcing period-correct hardware is crucial for historical accuracy and mechanical function. These skewers interface seamlessly with traditional dropout faces. For similar period-correct French wheel components, consider pairing these with our Simplex 1970 quick release skewers or explore the classic profile of our Maillard Atom quick release skewers to match your specific hub model.
These quick release skewers are designed for classic French road and touring bikes, making them highly compatible with vintage Peugeot, Mercier, and Gitane frames equipped with period-correct hubs.
These are used vintage items. The photos are part of the description, allowing you to examine the exact physical condition, surface wear, and chrome preservation before purchasing.
Yes, the tension springs shown on the axle rods in the product images are included to help center the skewers in your hub axles during wheel installation.
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