Wanted: a cheap pair of 36 hole rims

Posted on Mon 29th, September 2008

• #1

Sam

Not too fussed as to what make, just as long as they're in fairly good nick.

Oh, clinchers.

Thanks!
Sam
• #2

deleted

I have one de-stickered almost new black 36h CXP33 you can have for £20... Let me know fast tho', was gonna pop it in with a batch of stuff at Armourtex in a minute (just to see how it would come out, it's been sitting around for ages)...
• #3

Sam

Thanks for the offer Joe, but forgot to say the rims need to be classic looking, i.e. not deep sectioned.

Cheers
Sam
• #4

jammy

I'm selling these at the moment. Full wheels like, but you may be interested.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120310432699&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=002
• #5

illy

Got some NOS Campagnolo Mexicos?
• #6

Sam

Thanks jammy, but already have hubs.
• #7

Sam

Got some NOS Campagnolo Mexicos?

Sound very expensive! These are for my dippy brother, I think we're taking about £15 max.
• #8

Sam

bump!

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