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| Category: | Hubs |
| Name: | Pelissier Dural 1000 (low flange, 3 piece hub shell) |
| Brand: | Pelissier |
| Model: | Dural 1000 |
| Years: | 1980's |
| Country: | France |
| Added By: | JFischer on 01/17/10 |
| Updated By: | Walkman-man on 11/06/15 |
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Gear Compatibility  | Freewheel | Front Bearing Size/Count | |
| Rear Bearing Size/Count | | Rear Spacing | 128mm |
| Spoke Drilling | 36 | Flange Size | Low Flange |
| Gear Threading/Pattern | French: 1.366" x 25.4 tpi | Body Markings | Pelissier |
| Axle Material | Steel | Shell Material | Aluminum |
Etablissement CL. Pelissier & FILS was established in 1909 in St. Entienne - Loire. They made Hubs, Chains, Pedals, Toe clips and thorn catchers under the Pelissier brand. The earliest hubs are branded only with "C P" on them. In the 1970s another company from Boen, Ets. Perrin & Courson also produced Pelissier branded hubs as well as producing hubs under the "Perrin Maillard" label.
Christoph Ulbrich: the Pélissier brand used for French hubs relates to the Etablissements Cl. Pélissier, later Ets. Pélissier Père et Fils, which has been founded in 1909 by Claude Pélissier in Saint-Etienne, 10 rue Chomier. I am quite sure that there is no relation to the three racing brothers by the same name. Besides Pélissier other brands used by this company for their hubs were Primm-Hub, C.P. and Plume. I think it was in the early 1970 years when Perrin et Courson bought the Pélissier brand. As they operated together with Maillard a combined office of development the well-known Pélissier high flange hubs were also marketed under Perrin-Maillard. ... Sources: -Bernard Chaussinand: L'Industrie du Cycle à Saint_ètienne et dans le bassin de la Loire - L'industrie du Cycle
