EDGE Carbon Wheels (38mm), Clincher. Built on 10spd DT Swiss 240 Hubs (Shimano/SRAM).

Selling set of never-ridden set of EDGE carbon clincher wheels.

Clearing out basement before a move. Yours for £300.
*GP4000 tyres and SRAM 10-spd block come complimentary.

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Are these Enve? Dibs!

lol

The year before they changed from EDGE to ENVE. You want 'em? They're yours.

dibs if still availble

Yes. Where are you? I am in London.

third dibs

can collect tonight

We all got gazumped.

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Let me guess: New member, signed up only to sell, also selling on other forums?

Seems legit

Wheels to die on at this price. Who is complaining?

probably my ignorance but I wasn't aware Enve (Edge as was) ever made a 38mm rim I thought the range was 25mm, 45mm and 65 mm.

Though lots of chinese rim makers sell 38mm rims, plus the profile doesn't look like that of an enve/edge...

Still a very good price for the wheelset even if they are china crabon, the hubs are worth about £200 alone

Wheels to die on

Well, exactly.

28 spoke front, lol.

Wheels to die on...

You might be onto something...

Still a very good price for the wheelset even if they are china crabon, the hubs are worth about £200 alone

Doesn't justify fraudulent misrepresentation .

Never said it did, though we can't be sure they are being fraudulent, a potential buyer should ask to see some sort of receipt, even if it is digital or something

Edge did make a 38mm both tub and clincher a while back. Nice wheels if thats what they are..
Heres a pick of a pair i had for reference:

How else is your comment to be interpreted?

No other way, but I didn't implicitly say they were being fraudulent, either way, with badboybjorns post, it looks like they could well be edge rims.

I thought Edge/Enve only started making clinchers after the name change?

But they imported from China?

They are advertised as Edge rims.

You wrote that the price was justified because of the value of the hubs, even if the rims aren't genuine.

Whether they actually are, or are not, Edge rims is an aside to both your argument and mine.