Wanted: Araya 700c 36h rims (clincher)

Posted on Wed 1st, February 2017

• #1

asi

Hey,

I'm building a nice wheelset with 36h DA 7600 hubs, I would like to build lace some Araya rims on them. Something like ADX-1W or similar, road rims, track rims.. Going to be used on a fixed gear bike in street use. Clincher rims preferred over tubular, but let me see what you have.

Shipping to Finland, I'll pay for the expenses.

Thanks.
• #2

user81233
I have a set of araya 700c px645 rims almost flawless silver in color complete without tires or tubes.. email me please if interested i have had them for a long time finally deciding to sell. thank you

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user81233
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user81807 in reply to @asi

I have a set of stays adx 1w clinchers I would love for you to own them
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user81807 in reply to @asi

I have a set of stays adx 1w clinchers I would love for you to own them
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user81807 in reply to @asi

I have a set of stays adx 1w clinchers I would love for you to own them

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