Wanted: 700c rear wheel campy 9-speed compatible

Posted on Fri 24th, October 2014

• #1

jezmond
Trying to get an old Bianchi bike back on the road with very limited funds. The rims in this bike are completely worn and have a very dangerous crack on the edge. Looking for something just to get it back on the road. Nothing fancy price more important at this stage. Any one who has a rear wheel or wheelset that fits this requirement please let me know.

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• #2

gralegav

I've got a black Planet X wheel that could fit the bill, in good nick and pretty light, with bladed spokes. I can do it for £60 with a decent tyre, might also have a cassette if you need, in 9 or 10
• #3

jezmond

Sounds interesting tho at the top end of my budget ;-). Can u post or email pictures?
• #4

gralegav

Sorry mate, haven't been out to the shed in ages! Are you still in need? With or without cassette?
• #5

jezmond

Hi Gralgav

My turn for apologies. The madness of crumble time distractions. Yes. Still interested, but would love pics to show wear and tear. But if it's in good nick then I'm all for it. Have bought a 9-speed cassette already but if your throwing one in ;-)
Email is jeremy@freelanceguru.com

Regards
Jeremy

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