Classic Mavic or Ambrosio clincher rims

Posted on Thu 10th, August 2017

• #1

ValeVelo
Hello! I am looking for some Mavic or Ambrosio rims in dark grey, black or hard anodized, clincher, to built a set of track wheels and one extra rim for a coaster brake. I need a set of rims, 32H or 36H, and a third extra rim. It would be:
- set of 32H rims + extra rim 36H.
- or set 36H rims + extra rim 32H.
  Does anyone sell something like that?
  Thanks!
• #2

Yukirin

Are you looking for new? Mavic Open Pro CD come in both drillings and anodized grey, about £45 each.

H+Son TB14 also in both about £10 more.
• #3

ValeVelo

Hi! I prefer that classic look from the old Mavic or Ambrosio. But the ones you talk about are an option as well. Thanks!
• #4

ShutUpBlud

Dude. Probably a good idea to post in the classifieds//wanted section
• #5

ValeVelo

Yes, I'll do it. Thanks!

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