WANTED Miche Pistard Wheelset or similar

Posted on Sun 12th, June 2016

• #1

DanielBorley

Looking for a Miche Pistard wheelset or an alternative for first track bike. Just picked up a pre cursa and need some wheels, from what I have read they seem a good starting point. Ideally want tubs. If anyone can think of an alternative I'd be keen to look for something different. Open to all ideas, thanks.
• #2

tomsvoboda

I have an all black, no name, flip flop wheelset for sale. Only seen dry track miles, never seen rim brakes and track slick tyres and tubes included. £65 posted. Thanks. Tom
• #3

TomasTamul

Hello, i've got both original Miche Pistard WR tubular wheels. front - 24h and rear one - 32h. Weight - 2.1 kg. Cog - 16t. Front tire - Schwalbe montello (Good condition). The rear wheel tire you'll have to buy by yourself. Both wheels are straight and in a good condition. Price - 170€
If you're interested in my suggestion contact me by email - tomas.input@gmail.com. Thx for your time :)

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