Freecycle: FREE Mavic MTB shoes (12UK)

Posted on Wed 26th, April 2017

• #1

wrecked
Nabbed these shoes from @sifriday for free so giving them away for free as well.
They crush my toes a bit and seem to come a tiny bit smaller than my Shimano or Giro (but they might be 12.5) however they might fit someone else.
In pretty good condition, bit dirty but do come with SPD cleats that are in alright condition.

Collection from London W1 (after 7PM Mon - Fri) or Harlow, Essex any other time.

Someone has shown interest so these are taken for now.

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• #2

vilms5000

Messaging...
• #3

wrecked

Provisionally given away
• #4

sifriday

Good result! Thanks for freecycling them onwards.
• #5

Hulsroy in reply to @wrecked

Did they go on? I could use them if not.
• #6

vilms5000 in reply to @Hulsroy

Should have updated here too - yes, they did go on, and they're now drying on the line... stoked!

Thanks to @fabric and @sifriday
• #7

Hulsroy in reply to @vilms5000

Thanks. Good for you!

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