650c wheel (carbon, shamal, front disc wheel, trispoke, ) bullhorns

Posted on Tue 23rd, December 2014

• #1

James.

looking for a nice 650c for a new build ive got going, would ideally want a front disc wheel of any kind, or a trispoke or a nice shamal or something, however i am open to suggestions so show me what you've got!

also after some pursuit bullhorns in 25.4, preferably silver/chrome
• #2

_weg

also looking for a front disc 650
• #3

aserota

I've got some new bullhorns 25.4mm with an internal width of 17mm up for sale for £10. They are black
• #4

6pt

assuming you've seen the £££ front ghibli on ebay atm?
• #5

Ludo9107 in reply to @James.

Hi James
Are you interested in a 650c HED rear disc wheel, Shimano 8/9/10 compatible. ?
Cheers
gary..
• #6

James.

hey man, cheers for your offer, and i should have commented on the thread but i managed to get hooked up with a 650c trispoke and a 650c hed disc. :)
• #7

FULLBUFFSLONDON

anyone selling 650c tri spoke wheels? pm me if you do! thanks

john

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