Mavic Challenger (1984) Disc Wheel

Posted on Mon 12th, November 2018

• #1

user86091
Looking to sell this beauty. Really lovely wheel, but I don't have the nerve to ride it, and its not getting the love it deserves stored away.

Few scratches and a bit of fading to the paint, have photographed this as best as possible.

Wheel is currently in Bristol, so pick up from there, or I can post it for a tenner.

Looking for £100 for it... feel free to ask for more images etc.

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• #2

dvorkbod

That looks like a steal for £100, tbh. Should go in an instant, GLWS!
• #3

Albb

Dibs And Pm’ed you @user86091
• #4

pepperedmunky in reply to @Albb

Thank god for that, I was so close to spending money i don't have. If it falls through my resolve may be weakened.
• #5

Albb in reply to @pepperedmunky

Ahahha Okidoki!
• #6

Josh01

Second/third dibs this is pure hip-hop
• #7

pazu

Would have coped if it wasn't 2,450 kg... Looks great given the age though!
• #8

Albb

@user86091 payment done :)

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