Mavic 1985 Advertisement — Mavic SSC 1000 Group: Another Dimension

Advertisement 1985 2 pages Belgium

Source: Disraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "Winning 1985 October - MAVIC advert". Winning, October 1985.

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MarqueMavic
TypeAdvertisement
Year1985
PublisherMavic
CountryBelgium
LanguageEnglish
Pages2
SourceDisraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "Winning 1985 October - MAVIC advert". Winning, October 1985.
CreditMike Sweatman, Disraeli Gears
IdentifierPermalink https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site/winning_1985_october_-_mavic.html
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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This is the component group that takes cycling technology into another dimension: the Mavic SSC 1000 group. Sealed bearings are standard for the bottom bracket, hubs and pedals — easy to install, service or replace. The SSC 1000 has hard anodized aluminum alloy components for greater strength than titanium at far less cost and weight. …

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[Left-hand page: a blue background with silver and bronze Mavic S.S.C. components: a brake caliper, a handlebar and stem, a hub, a chainring, a brake lever, a front derailleur, a shifter and a pedal, with a black rim at the lower left. A yellow panel carries the text at left. The right part of the chainring is cut by the page edge and continues on the right-hand page.]
This is the component group that takes cycling technology into another dimension: the Mavic SSC 1000 group. Sealed bearings are standard for the bottom bracket, hubs and pedals — easy to install, service or replace. The SSC 1000 has hard anodized aluminum alloy components for greater strength than titanium at far less cost and weight. The derailleurs provide instant, pre-cise shifting. The rear derailleur weighs a minimal 182 grams. Its pul-leys feature ball-bearings for the smoothest drive. The crank arms are forged, polished and anodized. The bottom bracket allows precise chain line adjustment. The headset has stain-less steel races and balls. And all ca-ringly produced with the famous ex-pertise of Mavic. Another dimension!
MAVIC
[Right-hand page: the same blue background continuing the arrangement of components with no text: the rest of the chainring and crank, a bottom bracket, the handlebar, a rear derailleur, a brake lever, a shifter, a pedal, hub parts and a large black rim curving along the right edge.]

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